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Jul 13, 2021 53 min

Mandatory Marijuana Olympics: The Musical

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Episode Description: We talk about the impact of colorism in The Heights (HBO) and how Sameer hates musicals, the book "Blitzed" Nazi pharmaceutical endeavors, Ritalin, why the Olympics are trash, favelas, and poverty tourism. We also dig into the current housing crisis and the filthy scams that are endemic to the real estate market, the concept of redlining and where Central Park came from. Do you hate the player or hate the game? Hosted by Gabe Pacheco, a Chicano comedian with a background in education Sameer Naseem, an Indian American comedian and marketing maven Two products of the Global South talking trash and centering ourselves at the heart of culture and empire here in lovely Brooklyn. And just like the Wu, we do it for the children Gabe Pacheco IG: @gabepac1 Twitter: @gabe_pacheco Sameer Naseem IG: @sameermon Twitter: @sameermon Contact: [email protected] MUSIC by SAREEN @sareenpatel @brownprivilege

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