The night starts with Selena on the speakers and spirals into a sharp debate about superstar math: how we measure legacy across cultures, what “global” meant then versus now, and why we keep forcing today’s names onto yesterday’s arcs. That light, messy, very human argument unlocks the real show—homecoming stories turned social experiments—where a burger line becomes a lesson on boundaries, generosity, and the politics of “brotherhood” when the grill runs low. From there we face a harder mir...
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The night starts with Selena on the speakers and spirals into a sharp debate about superstar math: how we measure legacy across cultures, what “global” meant then versus now, and why we keep forcing today’s names onto yesterday’s arcs. That light, messy, very human argument unlocks the real show—homecoming stories turned social experiments—where a burger line becomes a lesson on boundaries, generosity, and the politics of “brotherhood” when the grill runs low. From there we face a harder mir...
The Village Vets discuss Charlie Kirk, Atlanta rappers, and childhood memories
Village Vets
1 hour 53 minutes
2 months ago
The Village Vets discuss Charlie Kirk, Atlanta rappers, and childhood memories
What makes someone an American hero, and who gets to decide? In this raw, unfiltered conversation, The Village Vets tackle the controversial public reactions to Charlie Kirk's death while examining the double standards in how society mourns different figures. The hosts don't hold back as they dissect why some celebrate while others condemn, revealing uncomfortable truths about America's racial divides and selective empathy. Before diving into politics, the crew passionately debates Atlanta's...
Village Vets
The night starts with Selena on the speakers and spirals into a sharp debate about superstar math: how we measure legacy across cultures, what “global” meant then versus now, and why we keep forcing today’s names onto yesterday’s arcs. That light, messy, very human argument unlocks the real show—homecoming stories turned social experiments—where a burger line becomes a lesson on boundaries, generosity, and the politics of “brotherhood” when the grill runs low. From there we face a harder mir...
