11: CENTRAL PARK FIVE AND A HALF (BLACK LIVES, part 1)

A friend talks about an old boyfriend against the ambience of my Bronx neighborhood at 4am; seven year olds and former inmates talk about slavery; Black Lives Matter marchers do their thing with a xylaphone.

FEATURING: Josie Hunter, Jada Hunter, Makeba Hunter, St. John McKay.

IN THESE TIMES OF ROBOT MONKEYS AND ALL SORTS OF OTHER FUN DISTRACTIONS, IT IS HARD ENOUGH TO GET SOMEONE TO LOOK AT A SELFIE OF YOUR BUTT, LET ALONE ASK SOMEONE TO SIT DOWN AND JUST LISTEN TO SOMETHING, AND CONCENTRATE, FOR AROUND SOME MINUTES.
BUT I'M TELLING YOU TO. 
I AM HERE TO TAKE YOU BACK TO A TIME BEFORE TIME BECAME TIME, A TIME WHERE YOU'D SIT AROUND WITH THE FAMILY AND STARE AT THE RADIO AND LISTEN TO THE WAR.
I ALLOW YOU TO DO ONE ACTIVITY WHILE LISTENING: YOUR IRONING. BREASTFEEDING IS ALSO ALLOWED. AND CUDDLING. BESIDES THAT, I WANT YOUR FULL ATTENTION. 
IT'S ONLY SOME MINUTES. IT WON'T KILL YOU.
ALSO: DUE TO NATURE OF SHOW ACCEPT/EXPECT LESS THAN BROADCAST SOUND QUALITY AND LESS THAN FAMILY FRIENDLY CONTENT. THANKS.
AS WELL: MOST MUSIC LOCALLY SOURCED FROM NEW YORK CITY BUSKERS WHOM I PAID HANDSOMELY.
AND LASTLY: THANK YOU, YOU ARE LOVELY.