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We're Brothers
Sean and David Jacobs
16 episodes
1 week ago
We're Brothers is a real-life conversation between brothers, David in Cape Town and Sean in New York, exploring politics, culture, sports, and transatlantic connections. We try to post once a week.
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We're Brothers is a real-life conversation between brothers, David in Cape Town and Sean in New York, exploring politics, culture, sports, and transatlantic connections. We try to post once a week.
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We're Brothers, Episode 4: You never walk alone
We're Brothers
1 hour 23 minutes 48 seconds
8 months ago
We're Brothers, Episode 4: You never walk alone

Sean and David Jacobs invite Sean's 15-year-old son, Leo, to share his recollections of a recent visit to Anfield to watch Liverpool play. David talks about attending a reunion in Cape Town with relatives from their family line (their father's side) descended from enslaved Mozambicans. This leads to a broader discussion of their father's biography (they briefly introduced their mother's biography in episode 2), relatedly on coloured identity (Tyla's latest explanation), and the influence of loud right-wing politicians, including Donald Trump, Afriforum, and Gayton McKenzie.

We're Brothers
We're Brothers is a real-life conversation between brothers, David in Cape Town and Sean in New York, exploring politics, culture, sports, and transatlantic connections. We try to post once a week.