2 chapters across the catalog
India Arie's protest against Spotify is discussed, with the hosts suggesting her primary grievance is artist compensation rather than Rogan's language. Mo Facts points out the irony of Spotify profiting from "drill rap" that promotes actual violence between Black men while being pressured to censor a podcaster for past language.
Dick Gregory distinguishes between white privilege and white supremacy, noting that true supremacy is based on bloodlines and trillions of dollars. One host recounts a personal meeting with Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace, describing her as the embodiment of "true white" power. The anecdote emphasizes that this level of privilege is exclusive to specific lineages and is often unimpressive in person.
