Speaker 1: Good morning, Keeps, and welcome to WIKA f Daily with
Speaker 1: Meet your Girl Danielle Moody recording from the Home Bunker
Speaker 1: and friends. Happy Black History Month, or, as I like
Speaker 1: to say, the shortest fucking month of the year. So far,
Speaker 1: Ron de Santis has not outlawed it in the state
Speaker 1: of Florida. So here's hoping we get through those entire
Speaker 1: twenty eight days without some official governmental executive order stating. Thus,
Speaker 1: you know, every single day that I turn on the microphone,
Speaker 1: here our days that have become increasingly heavy, right our
Speaker 1: days where you know, the alerts on my phone from
Speaker 1: the New York Times, from Washington Post, just any fucking
Speaker 1: breaking news outlet gives me heart palpitations. And I'm not
Speaker 1: actually lying or being hyperbolic, like I actually am getting
Speaker 1: sweaty palms and nervous, and the reason being that the
Speaker 1: latest brutal killing of Tyree Nichols has really sent me
Speaker 1: as it has so many people. But I had to
Speaker 1: really make a conscious decision, as I shared with all
Speaker 1: of you and I shared on social media, to not
Speaker 1: watch the video and to give other people permission not
Speaker 1: to watch the lynching of a black man on video.
Speaker 1: As people stood around who took oaths to serve and protect,
Speaker 1: and watched him be beat to death. I don't know
Speaker 1: what has happened or what is happening to our society,
Speaker 1: but it feels like in so many ways we are devolving.
Speaker 1: You know, I can remember, as I'm sure so many
Speaker 1: of you can. Maybe if you're in a state that
Speaker 1: doesn't ban history books and doesn't ban the truth about history,
Speaker 1: remember going through your history books and seeing the images
Speaker 1: of black men hung from trees, tattered clothing, next broken bodies,
Speaker 1: battered and just a bunch of white onlookers dressed in
Speaker 1: their Sunday finest using black death as entertainment, black tortures entertainment.
Speaker 1: That's the history of this country. That's the history that
Speaker 1: Ronda Santis and Greg Abbott and Republican governors all around
Speaker 1: this country don't want you to see and don't want
Speaker 1: you to know. And the question that you need to
Speaker 1: ask yourselves is why, right, why is it that I
Speaker 1: just heard yesterday that Republican lawmakers in Florida have introduced
Speaker 1: legislation that would allow anybody in the state of Florida
Speaker 1: to carry a concealed weapon. And guess what, you don't
Speaker 1: even have to worry about training because they're going to
Speaker 1: wave that too. When asked on CNN why they would
Speaker 1: introduce such a legislation at a time when we are
Speaker 1: seeing increase political violence increase, mass shootings increase, you know,
Speaker 1: gun related deaths, CNN says, is this about safety, the
Speaker 1: safety of Floridians. The GOP person responding said, oh no,
Speaker 1: this legislation isn't about safety. It's about everyone's god given
Speaker 1: right to carry a gun. So I just want to
Speaker 1: be clear about what Rhonda Santis and Florida Republicans are
Speaker 1: doing in their minds. It is more dangerous for you
Speaker 1: to carry a book. It is more dangerous for books
Speaker 1: to be on the shelves that offer alternative perspectives to
Speaker 1: this nation, to our history, and to our present day lives.
Speaker 1: It is more dangerous for them to have books on
Speaker 1: the shelf about anti racism right and finding back against
Speaker 1: capitalism and lifting up LGBTQ people, LGBTQ Americans that also
Speaker 1: have been part of the progression and perfecting of this union.
Speaker 1: That they find those voices and that education more dangerous
Speaker 1: than flooding the streets of that state with guns, giving
Speaker 1: everyone the ability to carry one and not even be trained.
Speaker 1: They are telling you the quiet part out loud, that
Speaker 1: education is dangerous. Education is powerful, and they don't want
Speaker 1: you to have it. So they want us to remain dumb,
Speaker 1: to remain disconnected and subdued. Right, but also living in
Speaker 1: a climate of fear that tells me, I can't learn
Speaker 1: about the person down the street, but I have the
Speaker 1: ability to defend myself against the lies, the mythical stories
Speaker 1: that I'm being brainwashed with on a day to day basis.
Speaker 1: You see, folks, knowledge is power. It is why they
Speaker 1: did not want enslaved people to learn to read. It
Speaker 1: is why they made it illegal for enslaved black people
Speaker 1: to learn to read, because you see, when you start
Speaker 1: to read and you begin to question, you begin to
Speaker 1: question what you're reading, you begin to question the people
Speaker 1: around you and why they have been anointed. The leaders,
Speaker 1: the pastors, the preachers, the priests, the royals, who created
Speaker 1: those rules that said you are to be subjugated, but
Speaker 1: they are to be revered. Who created the rules that
Speaker 1: said that slavery was a quote necessary evil in order
Speaker 1: to build this nation, But then it's such so fucking necessary,
Speaker 1: But they don't want to tell you about the rape
Speaker 1: and the torture and the lynchings that would cut out
Speaker 1: live babies from black woman's bodies and toss them in
Speaker 1: the sea because they don't want to face their own violence.
Speaker 1: You see, what I have been wrestling with is that
Speaker 1: white Americans are both the problem and the solution to
Speaker 1: systemic racism, political violence, police brutality to all that essentially
Speaker 1: ails us because through their own creation, they have made
Speaker 1: themselves the ones that are in charge. And so when
Speaker 1: you look around and you see everything around you going
Speaker 1: to shit, who the fuck is to blame? Not the
Speaker 1: people that you've taken away power from and the boat from,
Speaker 1: and their voice from, and their lives from. Not those people.
Speaker 1: But that's who they're selling. That's what they're selling to
Speaker 1: Fox News and to news Max and to QAnon that
Speaker 1: it's the people that literally have no power, have no wealth,
Speaker 1: are the ones that are causing all of the problems,
Speaker 1: not the ones that are legislating it. I realize more
Speaker 1: and more that Rohn de Santis's quest is not about
Speaker 1: white comfort, it is about white subjugation and domination. You see,
Speaker 1: a conscious and responsible white public, white American public would
Speaker 1: begin to demand better, would see that all of these
Speaker 1: pieces of this puzzle that have been broken and spread
Speaker 1: across this nation never to come together to create the
Speaker 1: full story and picture that once they start to bring
Speaker 1: these pieces together and they say, oh shit, racism didn't
Speaker 1: end with the Civil Rights Act. Racism never ended, and
Speaker 1: that it is embedded in every single facet of our lives.
Speaker 1: You see, you take the case of the gruesome death
Speaker 1: of Tyree Nichols, a young photographer, skateboarder, father, human being,
Speaker 1: at the hands of five black police officers, and you
Speaker 1: have people talking about, oh, it can't possibly be anti blackness,
Speaker 1: it can't possibly be racism because they were black. So
Speaker 1: were the house negroes that lived with Massa. So were
Speaker 1: the house slaves who, by their proximity to white power,
Speaker 1: would sell out and lynch their own brothers and sisters
Speaker 1: in order to keep themselves safe. Anti blackness isn't just
Speaker 1: about the color of people's skin. It is about a
Speaker 1: pervasive mentality that would tell those black officers that, oh, no, no,
Speaker 1: because they are wrapped in blue, they don't share the
Speaker 1: same hue as Tyree Nichols, that that badge gave them
Speaker 1: a license to think that they are better than who
Speaker 1: they're supposed to be protecting and serving that they pledge
Speaker 1: their allegiance not to the flag, but to the police
Speaker 1: fraternal order. Ferguson, Chicago, New York City all have had
Speaker 1: black cops that have participated in and been part of
Speaker 1: police brutality cases whose headline names. You know, there's a
Speaker 1: saying that says that not all skin folk or kinfolk, right.
Speaker 1: I know, there are many a black people that go
Speaker 1: on television that hate black people. You got one sitting
Speaker 1: on the Supreme Court. Those are the types of black
Speaker 1: people Republicans love, the ones that want to believe that
Speaker 1: somehow they are better than the system of oppression that
Speaker 1: was created to keep them down. Oh if I can
Speaker 1: do it, then you can do it. This all this
Speaker 1: or against wokeness, All of it comes back to a
Speaker 1: desire to make sure that people stay asleep, because when
Speaker 1: people are unconscious, they're easy to take advantage of. You
Speaker 1: can steal from them, you can lie they ain't going
Speaker 1: to do nothing day and awake. But the minute that
Speaker 1: that alarm goes off, they become activated. And the minute
Speaker 1: that people start to see all the ways in which
Speaker 1: the systems that play are trying to work to take
Speaker 1: away their power. This is what Rhonda Santis is doing
Speaker 1: to white people. He does not want white Americans to
Speaker 1: be empowered. Fox News does not want white Americans to
Speaker 1: be empowered. He wants white people to live in fear,
Speaker 1: to look for the straw man, to look for Daddy
Speaker 1: that's going to come and protect them, Lie to them
Speaker 1: and tell them that all will be well, and that
Speaker 1: they're not responsible for anything. No part of their lives
Speaker 1: are they responsible for. Not their lack of education, not
Speaker 1: their lack of job training, none of it. It's always
Speaker 1: somebody else's fault. And Daddy's going to come in and
Speaker 1: take care of those that are responsible for you feeling sad, bad,
Speaker 1: and I'm going to make sure that you can keep
Speaker 1: living your lie. Because the minute that people start to
Speaker 1: become educated and begin to question the world around them,
Speaker 1: then they begin to question who is leading them, and
Speaker 1: then those people that are in power would actually have
Speaker 1: to do something, wouldn't they. With a conscious and activated
Speaker 1: citizen jury, they would actually have to what is it, oh,
Speaker 1: you know, act like a real democracy front that is
Speaker 1: for and by the people and not just a bumper
Speaker 1: sticker a T shirt. For the last six years, it
Speaker 1: feels like more in so many ways, and then it
Speaker 1: feels like short in the other. I have been on
Speaker 1: air waves and streaming waves and turned my radio show
Speaker 1: into a podcast and moved around a bit because I
Speaker 1: never wanted to be silenced. I never wanted for there
Speaker 1: to be other people to tell me what it is
Speaker 1: that I can and cannot do. So for quite some time,
Speaker 1: I've just been toiling away with you know, the audience
Speaker 1: that I have been able to grow brick by brick,
Speaker 1: episode by episode with the help and team effort of
Speaker 1: my producer Andrew, who has been with me this entire time,
Speaker 1: and you all have given me such encouragement, such grace
Speaker 1: and gratitude throughout these years to continue to speak my
Speaker 1: truth and feel like you know my voices of value,
Speaker 1: because I can tell you that there have been many
Speaker 1: times over the years where I've wanted to turn off
Speaker 1: the mic and just be done and not come back
Speaker 1: on the air, because you know, this climate, this political climate,
Speaker 1: this negativity, this awful dark energy, can zap away at
Speaker 1: your soul, which is why I tell all of you
Speaker 1: watch just a little bit of news, just enough, you know,
Speaker 1: and if watching it's too much, just read a couple
Speaker 1: of articles a day, and then you know, back off
Speaker 1: because the desire is to drain us, and it is
Speaker 1: why it's necessary to take considerable amounts of breaks. So
Speaker 1: why do I this up. I have two announcements that
Speaker 1: I'm very excited to share with all of you. First,
Speaker 1: because of all of you and your dedication to the
Speaker 1: show and you're sharing and tweeting and instagramming and commenting
Speaker 1: on TikTok and all of these things, wok af Daily
Speaker 1: is moving to iHeartRadio. And I'm really proud about the
Speaker 1: work and the effort of creating this independent, little engine
Speaker 1: of a show to bring it to iHeartRadio under their
Speaker 1: new vertical that they're going to be launching at the
Speaker 1: end of this month. And I'm excited that woke af
Speaker 1: Daily will be a part of this new slate of shows.
Speaker 1: And in the intram dear friends, I am going to
Speaker 1: be taking the Black History Month off. I'm going to
Speaker 1: be taking the next twenty eight days off from wik
Speaker 1: af And I know, I know that some of you
Speaker 1: are hearing this and you're like, no, don't do it,
Speaker 1: and then other people are like, yes, do it, but
Speaker 1: I really don't want you to. But yes, you need rest,
Speaker 1: because you DM me all the time and tell me
Speaker 1: that I need to take a break and take a breath.
Speaker 1: So I've decided to do so. As the show begins
Speaker 1: to transition to iHeartRadio and we relaunch, I've decided that, yeah,
Speaker 1: I could take a couple of weeks to catch my
Speaker 1: breath in this new year, to decompress, frankly, from the
Speaker 1: trauma and the tragedy and the grief of the last
Speaker 1: several mass shootings, the last speeding depths, the anti blackness,
Speaker 1: the continued legislation to deny transpeople their humanity. Being in
Speaker 1: this folks every single day, day in and day out,
Speaker 1: is my calling, but it also drives me fucking crazy.
Speaker 1: And if I don't take this time to be able
Speaker 1: to recharge and reconnect so that I can power through,
Speaker 1: I won't make it, you know, Frankly, I just won't.
Speaker 1: And I want to be as strong and as nimble
Speaker 1: as possible. And so what does that look like? It
Speaker 1: looks like WOKEAF will be relaunching on iHeartRadio in a
Speaker 1: few weeks. Follow me on social media at D two
Speaker 1: cents on Twitter, at D two cents on Instagram. Danielle
Speaker 1: Moody underscore on TikTok to stay up to date. But
Speaker 1: guess what, I host two other shows that come out
Speaker 1: every week, so it's not as if you will go
Speaker 1: without my voice. It just won't be five days a week. Instead,
Speaker 1: it will be three or four, so be sure or
Speaker 1: if you do not subscribe to the Daily Beasts, the
Speaker 1: New Abnormal that comes out on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays
Speaker 1: are the shows that I do with my friend and
Speaker 1: co host Andy Levey. That show is the New Abnormal.
Speaker 1: It comes out three days a week. And then many
Speaker 1: of you know my weekly show that I do with
Speaker 1: my other good friend wash A Hot Ali Democracy Ish,
Speaker 1: which comes out new episodes every Thursday. So what is that? Oh,
Speaker 1: you have Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. You can catch me
Speaker 1: on my other two podcasts, The Daily woka F Daily
Speaker 1: will be back. I'm just taking a little break as
Speaker 1: we transition to relaunch wok F Daily on iHeart, and
Speaker 1: I'm super excited about being on iHeart. I'm super excited
Speaker 1: about offering you all, you know, the same biting, rage
Speaker 1: filled content on a different platform. You will be able
Speaker 1: to get it, folks, wherever you get your podcasts. It
Speaker 1: is not going to be behind a paid wall, so
Speaker 1: do not freak out in that way either. And you know,
Speaker 1: if you are a Patreon subscriber, I'm so excited to
Speaker 1: be bringing you on Patreon when we come back some
Speaker 1: fresh content. The ability to do you know, some quarterly
Speaker 1: virtual meet and greets with me, and you know, be
Speaker 1: able to be a part of the production and the
Speaker 1: conversations around Woke a f and you know, how we
Speaker 1: build community over there on Patreon has been incredible. And
Speaker 1: the support that you all have continued to give me
Speaker 1: and provide for me. You know, again, I tell you
Speaker 1: that in twenty twenty, I didn't know if I was
Speaker 1: going to be able to keep going. And you all
Speaker 1: that have been supporting the show financially on Patreon again
Speaker 1: and have allowed me to get to this place to
Speaker 1: go to iHeartRadio. So I cannot thank you all enough
Speaker 1: for your support, for your encouragement, for your love, for
Speaker 1: your compassion, for your empathy, and for your grace. And
Speaker 1: I am guys. You know we are in for a
Speaker 1: fucking ride this year with this motherfucking Congress. Whether or
Speaker 1: not Merritt Garland's going to show a spine, whether or
Speaker 1: not George Santos is you know, going to be the
Speaker 1: one who shot JFK. You know whether or not we're
Speaker 1: going to have books in schools at all, or parents
Speaker 1: are going to need to sign off on everything but
Speaker 1: the fucking Holy Bible. Like, we are living in really
Speaker 1: wild times and I have been so honored to be
Speaker 1: your guide, your flight attendant, your political therapist, your cherpa
Speaker 1: during this time. And so here's what I will offer
Speaker 1: to you. You know where to find me. I am
Speaker 1: all over social media. I just gave you the names
Speaker 1: of the other shows to take the edge off over
Speaker 1: the next few weeks. But a couple of things that
Speaker 1: I am doing, a couple of books that I'm reading
Speaker 1: that maybe you all want to join me in reading
Speaker 1: as well. And then you know, life happened. So rest
Speaker 1: Is Resistance is a manifesto and it is a book
Speaker 1: by Tricia Hersey. Tricia Hersey runs the NAP Ministry on
Speaker 1: Instagram and some amazing account, So if you don't follow
Speaker 1: the NAP Ministry on Instagram, please do so because it's dope.
Speaker 1: Rests Resistance is a book about how to reclaim rest
Speaker 1: as part of the revolution, how to decolonize our minds
Speaker 1: from grind culture and capitalism. The book is directed towards
Speaker 1: Black people, whose bodies have been used against our will
Speaker 1: right for centuries, but it is for everyone. It's directed
Speaker 1: towards Black people to stop feeling like in order to
Speaker 1: have value in life, we need to continue to produce.
Speaker 1: But it is also about how all of us, regardless
Speaker 1: of race, have become slaves to capitalism and grind culture.
Speaker 1: And what has that done, you know, to us? Right?
Speaker 1: And how for those that were privileged at the beginning
Speaker 1: of the COVID pandemic and we're able to stay indoors
Speaker 1: and we're able to slow down. Is the whole reason
Speaker 1: why work has changed, right, why people are reclaiming their lives.
Speaker 1: And So this is a book that I'm reading because
Speaker 1: over the course of I'm going to finish it during
Speaker 1: the month of February, because it again is a deep reminder,
Speaker 1: a deep, deep reminder as to how we feel like
Speaker 1: every part of our lives to be doing instead of being.
Speaker 1: And we are not human doings. We are human beings.
Speaker 1: And so I think that everyone could enjoy this book,
Speaker 1: So check it out. Rest as Resistance. And then the
Speaker 1: other book that I am reading is one that actually
Speaker 1: I believe came out in twenty twenty, and you know,
Speaker 1: I was all caught up in life and pandemic and
Speaker 1: all of these things that I actually missed it. But
Speaker 1: the book is entitled Untamed by Glenn and Doyle. And
Speaker 1: Glenn and Doyle is a New York Times, you know,
Speaker 1: bestselling author. She has many many books and I and
Speaker 1: it's her twenty twenty memoir. And I got hit to
Speaker 1: it because on one of my many walks, I was
Speaker 1: looking for, you know, something to listen to. And any
Speaker 1: times that I have ever found myself feeling off, for
Speaker 1: feeling you know, wanting to understand my feeling and feelings
Speaker 1: and my energy more, I check out what Brenee Brown
Speaker 1: is doing, and lo and behold, I started digging and
Speaker 1: you know, got into her being interviewed, and then listened
Speaker 1: to her podcast, Brenee Brown's podcast, her very first podcast
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty, where she interviewed Glenn and Doyle about Untamed.
Speaker 1: And you know, this is a book that is funny
Speaker 1: as fuck. It's a bunch of short essays. I'm only
Speaker 1: halfway through now, but it again is really teaching us
Speaker 1: about the ways that women in particular have been lied to.
Speaker 1: Right that the best compliment she says in this book
Speaker 1: that you can give to a woman is she's so selfless.
Speaker 1: This mother is so selfless, This wife is so selfless.
Speaker 1: So somehow the epitome of womanhood is to give up
Speaker 1: yourself in honor of your wife, your husband, your children,
Speaker 1: her job. And this book is about her coming out,
Speaker 1: rediscovering who she is as a woman, who she is
Speaker 1: as a mother, and reclaiming her life. So you see
Speaker 1: this pattern about rest is resistance and untamed right that
Speaker 1: we have been women have been tamed in this country
Speaker 1: and in so many countries and across so many cultures.
Speaker 1: We've been tamed, the taming of the shrew right, the
Speaker 1: unwilding of ourselves. And this book is about the rewilding
Speaker 1: of ourselves and putting ourselves forward. So I'm finishing that,
Speaker 1: so you guys can join me in this little mini
Speaker 1: book club that I'm doing with myself over the next
Speaker 1: twenty eight days. But again I don't ever really take breaks.
Speaker 1: So you can follow me again at d two stands
Speaker 1: on both Twitter and Instagram, Danielle Moody Underscore on TikTok,
Speaker 1: and check out my other two shows. The new abnormal
Speaker 1: on the Daily Beast and democracy Ish folks. I am
Speaker 1: excited about this next chapter of Wika f Daily. I
Speaker 1: hope that you all will return when I am back,
Speaker 1: most likely March first, whatever the first Monday is in March,
Speaker 1: is when I will be back. But I encourage you
Speaker 1: all to do some cleansing yourself, do some journaling, do
Speaker 1: some meditation, do some grounding. I think you know also
Speaker 1: as I close out, that this is what winter should
Speaker 1: be about. Winter should not really be about creating resolutions
Speaker 1: in the cold and in the dark. You know, these
Speaker 1: new things that you're gonna do, but it should be
Speaker 1: a grounding, a burrowing, or really getting inside of our
Speaker 1: skins and our minds and our hearts, leaning these things out,
Speaker 1: excavating ourselves so that in spring we blossom. And so
Speaker 1: that's what I feel like I'm going to do this
Speaker 1: Black History Month these next twenty eight days, and I
Speaker 1: encourage you all to do the same, and then we
Speaker 1: can talk about it. We can dish about it in
Speaker 1: March as well. Last thing that I will say for
Speaker 1: those friends that are into astrology, and by the way,
Speaker 1: nobody's paying me for any of these things, so these
Speaker 1: are not infomercials. It's just shit that I'm into right now.
Speaker 1: The other thing that if you are into astrology, as
Speaker 1: I know, some people tell me that they are, and
Speaker 1: then other people get on me. How Daniellier is supposed
Speaker 1: to be this serious media person, Like, how are you
Speaker 1: into astrology? I look through everything to help me understand
Speaker 1: what we are going through and experiencing, to help me
Speaker 1: understand the human experience and astrology, religion, meditation, Eastern scripture
Speaker 1: is like, all of these things help present the tapestry
Speaker 1: and the layered, multifaceted nature of who we are as
Speaker 1: humans and how we come into this world and why
Speaker 1: people have pooh poohed astrology and gods and these things,
Speaker 1: and folks, what does it all come back to? Fucking
Speaker 1: money capitalism, putting money into the church and saying that
Speaker 1: these men in black and white, and you know, these
Speaker 1: clergy are the ones who are the proximity to God
Speaker 1: and can tell you about your future and can tell
Speaker 1: you whether or not you're good or whomever. Because if
Speaker 1: you were to trust yourself, if you were to connect
Speaker 1: with the elements around you, then guess what you wouldn't
Speaker 1: tied to them. So check out Channy Nicholas. Chenny Nicholas
Speaker 1: is a queer astrologer. She has an app, the Channy App,
Speaker 1: and as C h A and I. She has a
Speaker 1: free version and a paid version, and it's kind of dope.
Speaker 1: It's really dope and fun to you know, put in
Speaker 1: your birth information and to get your chart and to
Speaker 1: understand yourself in a different way. Again, I am a
Speaker 1: somebody who's really interested in understanding myself and understanding people
Speaker 1: around me, and understanding how folks get swayed by a
Speaker 1: Donald Trump and a Ronda Stantis, how people like Barack
Speaker 1: Obama are able to captivate, you know, audiences like what
Speaker 1: lures people to people? Right? What is it about our
Speaker 1: emotions that make us tick? I'm really interested in these things.
Speaker 1: And so in order to understand others, I feel like
Speaker 1: you need a deep understanding of yourself. So I've been
Speaker 1: really enjoying the Channi App. And again there's a free
Speaker 1: version and there's a paid version. I started with the
Speaker 1: free version that I was like, I want to know
Speaker 1: more and went to the paid version and I love it.
Speaker 1: It provides meditations and prompts and journal entries and daily
Speaker 1: horoscopes and you know, a week ahead podcast that gives
Speaker 1: you a look at the start ours in the planets
Speaker 1: and how they are aligned that week and how they
Speaker 1: play into our emotions. Then you'll be very surprised how
Speaker 1: it plays into our politics and how these motherfuckers move
Speaker 1: these days. So nonetheless, these are the things that I'm
Speaker 1: going to be diving into for the next few weeks
Speaker 1: while I take a much needed break, and then we relaunch. Friends,
Speaker 1: we relaunch with iHeartRadio, and I am super fucking excited
Speaker 1: about that. Stay tuned, stay connected with me, and beyond
Speaker 1: this journey, beyond this break with me, beyond this downtime,
Speaker 1: beyond this reflective journey with me, and let us recharge
Speaker 1: as we head into spring. So, dear friends, that is
Speaker 1: it for me today on Woke af as always. Power
Speaker 1: to the people and to all the people. Power, get
Speaker 1: woke and stay woke as fuck, and stay connected with me.
Speaker 1: I will see all of you soon. Thank you so
Speaker 1: much in advance for the grace that you're providing me
Speaker 1: during this transition to iHeartRadio. See you soon, Happy Black History.
Speaker 1: Mak