Topic: The 13th

The host opens the seventeenth Wrap Up session on Friday the 13th, questioning the audience about their superstitions. He recalls the popularity of daily horoscopes in UK newspapers like The Sun, specifically mentioning celebrity astrologer Russell Grant. The segment highlights how individuals can achieve financial success by establishing themselves as experts in niche fields like astrology.

The panel outlines a path forward involving prayer, awareness, and communal repentance. They recommend specific resources for listeners, including the books "Be the Bridge" by Latasha Morrison and "White Fragility," as well as the Netflix documentary "13th." The speakers urge the public to use their entertainment time to watch content that broadens their perspective and challenges their internal compass regarding race and social justice.

Jonnie Jensen describes a recent Zoom call that highlighted his status as the only white participant and sparked a realization about his passive stance on racism. He references footballer Raheem Sterling's activism and the Netflix documentary The 13th as catalysts for his commitment to becoming actively anti-racist. Jensen expresses a desire to move past "turning a blind eye" to the different life experiences and concerns faced by black and Asian communities.