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President Carter is on the line. Hello,
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Mr President, this is Morocca. Thank
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you very very much for speaking with me
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this morning, my
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favorite service. I'm Morocca
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and I'm back with season two of Mobituaries.
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I've got even more stories about the people
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and things that fascinate me, and
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yes they're all still dead. From
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a presidential brother so famous
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he had his own beer, very
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vivid membership trying to get down that Billy
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beer was awful stuff. To
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the first Chinese American movie
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star. I don't see her as
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a tragic figure. I just think of her
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as somebody that's quite remarkable in the
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strides that she did make, and there'd be roles
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for her today. It's true. She would
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be great on Grey's Anatomy and
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Killing You to a group of pioneering
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politicians who defined an era
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reconstruction is a moment of incredible
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hopefulness. When Frederick Douglas
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saw the portrait of Hiram Revels, he
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said, at last, the black man has represented
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something other than a monkey. This season,
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I returned to the television killing
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Fields to investigate a long
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forgotten sitcom slaughter.
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He and I literally whacked
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the hell out of that schedule. They canceled Beverly
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Hillbilies, Pettico Junction, Green Acres,
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anything in the country, anything that was not in
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a city with breaking concrete. Bye bye.
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And I'll tell you the story of how
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an eighties pop song. It
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is a song with velocity, right, so
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big and bold and brash brought
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a two thousand nineteen sports team back
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to life. I will go to my grave
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singing champion. Yes,
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I will so join
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me this November for season two
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of Mobituaries. Yeah.
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Check out Mobituaries the book with
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lots of brand new stories not in
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the podcast.
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