Ep.128 - N'Golo Kante, Georgia Anne Muldrow & Amazon/MGM

In a week where:

1. The city of Tulsa, Oklahoma marked the 100th anniversary of the Black Wall Street Massacre.
2. Chelsea wins the Champions League for the second time.
3. Germany has committed $1.3bn to Namibia and Namibian residents for its role in the genocide of the Herero and Nama ethnic groups more than 100 years ago.
4. Naomi Osaka pulls out from the French Open after organisers threaten to default her from the tournament. 
5. China is raising their two-child rule, to three.

In the first of two Sports segments: (11:38) Chelsea beat Manchester City 1-0 in Porto to win the Champions League. And there's plenty of players on both sides worth talking about, but most can agree on the one that deserves props more than the others, is N'Golo Kante.

In Music: (21:30) The female music producer is a rarity. But one that I can name and can with full chest say she is top tier, is Georgia Anne Muldrow. But on top of her powerful production, she's also a fascinating person. I want to give her some flowers on top of her new instrumental release.

In the 2nd Sports segment: (40:36) With NBA fans back in arenas, they have been straight up dehumanising players in record time. What is the final solution to all of this?

Lastly, in Film/TV: (55:55) Amazon have copped MGM. But instead of doing the usual "Amazon continues their quest for world domination", I want to highlight more broad issues in Hollywood and the industry in general.

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