Welcome to Weekends, Anna Kasparin and Nando Vila. Yes, Nando Vila, live in the flesh.

He's back baby. He's back baby. Back baby. Back in the saddle again. Back in black, like

I never left. I missed you guys so much. We missed you. We missed you. It was great to still

have your decodes, prerecorded decodes while you were away, but it's even better to have

you here, of course. There's not the same energy, you know? Like when it's live, I do the

decodes with like usually what I prerecorded the decodes I'm doing them late at night.

Poor kale is like up to like three in the morning with me doing the decodes and I'm just

like I'm not as, you know, Friday mornings, baby, I'm ready to go. Let's go. Let's

yeah, freaking go. Let's go. And today's show is bananas. We're going to have a donner

who's money to join us to discuss the, you know, criminal justice reform, the incarceration

rate and also the big debate that I'm always uneasy to get into because it's so fierce.

Class versus race, there was a great essay written in the latest episode, episode the latest

edition of catalyst. So we're going to get into the details of that. Our decode segments

are fantastic. Nando's going to get into a little international news. I'm going to talk

about Biden's relationship to the Carlisle group and why it is a complete nutter disaster.

It's going to be awesome. Really looking forward to it. Yeah. Some corruption at home and

some corruption abroad. Exactly. Yeah. Yeah. But before we get to all of that, kale brought

a story to our attention that I think is worth doing, especially as we're learning more

about the Omicron variant of coronavirus and as Americans are getting more and more, I

guess, they're getting urged. Let me put it that way to go get their booster shots if

they've already been fully vaccinated. And look, there is, of course, an issue with

the fact that we rely on pharmaceutical companies and a healthcare industry that puts priority,

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