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The episode concludes with Neely Fuller Jr.’s "counter-racist science," which encourages individuals to ask if their actions are "constructive" or "non-constructive." The hosts urge listeners to apply four questions to everything they do: what they want to do, why, how, and what the expected constructive result is. The show ends with the song "Friends Don't Lie" and a final sign-off from Adam Curry and Mo Facts.
The hosts conclude the episode by emphasizing the importance of having accurate historical information heading into the 2020 election. They argue that as people become more educated, traditional propaganda becomes less effective. The show closes with a musical track about freedom, reinforcing the theme of mental liberation from media-driven narratives.
Health Tangibles, Michelle Obama Initiatives, Grandma's Hands
The episode concludes with a call for "health tangibles"—concrete plans to reduce high blood pressure and diabetes through education rather than fear-mongering. The hosts reflect on the failure of past initiatives, such as Michelle Obama's healthy school lunch program, to create lasting change. The show ends with a tribute to the Bill Withers song "Grandma's Hands," emphasizing the cultural importance of the grandmother figure.
