Something You’ve Already Known

What happened on January 7th 2021 in Washington D.C was horrific and extremely disgraceful. The chaos had destroy the U.S democracy. Donald Trump started this chaos and he should be ashamed on what he did.

In the last episode I want to recap what I have discussed in my podcast so far. I want to say thank you to everyone for listening to my podcast and thank you for your feedback. It helped me a lot. What a journey in the first season! I will return in season 2 in 2021. See you and happy holidays!

The Godfather is always a best movie ever and the book is the best classic book that I have ever read. The movie trilogy is so great and remains as a masterpiece. But without the book, we can’t never have chance to watch this masterpiece. Mario Puzo had done a great job when he told a story of the world of mafia and put the value of family on a new level. So in this episode, I will spend time talking about the book especially the main characters. Don Vito Corleone and Michael Corleone as well as the values and the lessons that this book had impacts on me.

The 2020 election had ended. How do you feel about it?

In this episode, I will talk about President Trump. And about the upcoming election. Remember I want to speak my mind and if you have different views, that’s fine. Everyone has voice.

Let’s talk about Breonna Taylor’s case and a very famous quote “Go back to your country” as well as the racism on Asian American.

Continuing the last episode, today, I want to bring up two stories that I feel very important. One is about Central Park Five and one is about Former President Barack Obama. They had been treated differently and experienced so many bad things.

I must say that the most serious event and issue nowadays is racism. Throughout many decades, it is still there and no way we can change it. So today I want to discuss about this topic with many stories and events that happened in 1940s to early 1970s where racism was so serious and inhumane.

I think that racism is something that happens everyday and it cannot be stopped even what people said or promised. I will talk about racism in this episode through many events in the past to show what African American has been suffered from and how they fought to get the justice and the equality for themselves.

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There is one sensitive topic that people are often talking about. And today I will talk about it. Beside, in the introduction, I mistake episode 2 for episode 3. I am so sorry about that.