Patrick TomassoHostFrancesca SaracoGuest
Brandon LeeGuestKevin MarcusGuestOscar LauGuest
There's so many conversations happening now that it's hard to even know where to even begin.

I know, Fran, you've been helping me a lot this week, trying to realize things and understand stuff.

I feel like I've hit a lot of my own assumptions that everything was okay, which is clearly not the case.

I clam up a lot in emotional situations, and this has been one of those ones where definitely it's hit me a lot, really hard.
think like one really important thing is for like all the white folks on this call to really acknowledge their privilege and be mindful of what we're saying and you know keep it very inclusive with our language and keep it very kind um and supportive and you know i know you're all good people but we all have unconscious biases i've been doing bias training um and patrick i will encourage you know i will always support you and help you learn and grow and I expect the same, but I think there's just no excuse for certain things in 2020.
And white folks are guilty of a lot of that, you know, whether it be microaggressions or inappropriate jokes and things like that.
So it's, but also being mindful, like everybody, like we are human beings that have the ability to learn and grow.
And I think giving people that space and opportunity to learn and do that is really important and special, you know, in a time when, It is very needed, and I hear you.
I'm getting choked up with some members of our Black community that shared a lot about their thoughts on events, and I'm very much absorbing it all, but standing in solidarity with those folks, for sure.
Yeah, first of all, we didn't hear of Oscar before.
Did he introduce Oscar?

There's so many conversations happening now that it's hard to even know where to even begin.

I know, Fran, you've been helping me a lot this week, trying to realize things and understand stuff.

I feel like I've hit a lot of my own assumptions that everything was okay, which is clearly not the case.

I clam up a lot in emotional situations, and this has been one of those ones where definitely it's hit me a lot, really hard.
think like one really important thing is for like all the white folks on this call to really acknowledge their privilege and be mindful of what we're saying and you know keep it very inclusive with our language and keep it very kind um and supportive and you know i know you're all good people but we all have unconscious biases i've been doing bias training um and patrick i will encourage you know i will always support you and help you learn and grow and I expect the same, but I think there's just no excuse for certain things in 2020.
And white folks are guilty of a lot of that, you know, whether it be microaggressions or inappropriate jokes and things like that.
So it's, but also being mindful, like everybody, like we are human beings that have the ability to learn and grow.
And I think giving people that space and opportunity to learn and do that is really important and special, you know, in a time when, It is very needed, and I hear you.
I'm getting choked up with some members of our Black community that shared a lot about their thoughts on events, and I'm very much absorbing it all, but standing in solidarity with those folks, for sure.
Yeah, first of all, we didn't hear of Oscar before.
Did he introduce Oscar?
The rest of this transcript — segmented and speaker-labeled, so you land on the exact moment something was said
Search every transcript — by keyword, by phrase, or by meaning, across every show Radar indexes
Trends — what is surging across podcasts, measured against its own baseline
Alerts — when a name you follow appears in a newly indexed episode
No account is needed to search Radar.