Hella Black. We back, man. It's been a minute. Ain't no highly produced thing right now.

You ain't no music in the beginning, starting off, ain't no levels and nothing. It's just back to the,

back to the roots, the people's podcast come

all should be straight to you straight direct man appreciate everybody support

with tales of the town, you feel me.

Much love for us.

Put a lot of hard work into the whole project,

you know, we'll have a bigger debrief talking about the project and the process, but it definitely appreciate everybody's support, especially, you know, our patrons.

Patrons have been there supporting paying money, you feel me, it's because of y'all that we was able to really

do tales of the town, you know, take the money that we made from Patreon, put it right into

building a beautiful podcast, a beautiful multimedia project on the history of Black Oakland.

It's wild me and here like not tracking and just talking off the dawn.

Yeah.

Because I'm like even before we did, well we were still doing, we were still doing some

podcasts while we were tracking.

But yeah, it's definitely a different feeling, but if you haven't

tapped into Tales of the Town in its entirety, you should. The album, the

podcast, the screening which we have happening next Saturday at the D Young Museum.

You should come tap in to that.

Free. 12 PM.m. be there bring the family

Bring your cousins bring your friends. I said I actually don't know that it's free

I was free the screening is free after you pay admission into the museum.

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