"To race and ethnicity, and not knowing the difference between the two."

I'd like to take a moment and focus on not promoting my book, Faith (Which you totally should buy), but instead talk about something else I love (but for your sake do not produce), music.

Or, more specifically, I'd like to bring attention to, pimp-out if you will, a friend's podcast, The Know Nothing Music Show. I know I'm being a whore here, but it's a good place to learn about some of the more under-the-radar music out there (I should know, the majority of local bands have been suggested by me, and until someone else gets 3, I'm sticking to that) and apparently, starting this week, audio equipment. It's a good mix, and, to spread my legs even wider here, it's kept entertaining by a certain someone who keeps prostituting my website over there. It's mutual sucky-fucky and they should use that as a positive review for their site.

The Know Nothing Music Show: It's mutual sucky-fucky.

And, more on the podcast front, if you want to know where the inspiration for the quote in the title came from, look up the 7am hour of Tuesday's Drex in the Morning Radio Show on iTunes and listen to the discussion about mixed-race children. The highlights range from a girl thinking the Dred Scott decision happened sometime between 1930 and 1960, to absolutely no one understanding that Irish is not a race, but an ethnicity. Otherwise, I'd be just like Halle Berry and hated by Ann Coulter too.