EPISODE · Apr 21, 2022 · 1H 14M
Work, Wimbledon, and Whiteness
from Hot Water History · host GaryRichied w/CharlieWesterman
Gary Richied and Charlie Westerman give another update on their upcoming book, "A Twisted History of the United States". They also discuss Russian tennis players being banned from Wimbledon, Charlie's journey with Praxis, and one church's fasting from whiteness. Twitter: @garyrichied @chuckwest20Crowdfunding for book: https://www.givesendgo.com/atwistedhistoryus
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