About this episode
0:00 Glenn’s culinary dilemma
3:31 Why the Republican Party depresses John
8:14 What’s the difference between Herschel Walker and John Fetterman?
13:12 Glenn’s argument for voting Republican
30:01 Woke theater’s “melodramatic agitprop”
43:10 Kanye, Kyrie, and the Jews
54:00 What’s “systemic,” “structural,” or “institutional” about racism?
Recorded on November 13, 2022
Links and Readings
John’s NYT column, “Racism and Theater, Then and Now”
Glenn and John’s conversation with orchestra conductor Don Baton
Wilson Jeremiah Moses’s book, Afrotopia: The Roots of African American Popular History
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