Episode starts 0:43 Personal check-ins start5:45 Rob brings up guest Chris Everett, director of Wilmington on Fire6:00 Chris joins the conversation7:27 Rob introduces Chris Everett9:08 Jes reads the synopsis of Wilmington on Fire10:58 Jes asks Chris about his story12:41 Chris talks about growing up having to do book reports and learning a lot about history13:01 Chris talks about doing a project for school on Wilmington and discovering how little is told14:18 Rob asks how he found all this information and why specifically this documentary14:27 Chris talks about his uncle living in Wilmington and initially hearing about it from him19:41 Jes asks how you bring the story to life and how long it took in the whole process21:22 Chris recommends Banish, about racial massacres in the South23:29 Chris mentions the people who helped him create the story26:53 Interlude29:40 Rob asks what makes the documentary so crucial at this point in history30:56 Chris talks about the rise of conscious to elevate these stories35:07 Jes asks about the biggest injustice in the story35:19 Chris talks about how this was hidden to American citizens and nothing was done to correct the wrongs which led to people not knowing their full histories37:25 Chris talks about how their has not been restitutions for this event41:25 Rob asks what people would take away and what change it could spark42:09 Chris hopes this film would be motivation for people to find out about their family’s histories45:58 Jes asks how listeners can put what they learned into practice46:07 Chris encourages listeners to vote47:29 Chris talks about Wilmington 2 and the focus being the present of fusion movement51:26 Chris mentions his martial arts documentary called Grand Master and getting accepted into a documentary fellowship lab53:25 Chris signs off the conversation53:47 Rob talks about recentering his framework that this happened because of the good of multiracial coalitions were happening55:51 Jes talks about talking about anti-racism because of the importance of recognizing the trauma around a people who are our neighbors1:00:32 Rob encourages listeners to watch the documentary and this address their own stories1:02:22 Conversation ends1:02:23 OutroThank you to DJ Pdogg and Producer Lo Key for our awesome music throughout the show!Follow DJ Pdogg online:www.djpdogg.comTwitterInstagramFollow Producer Lo KeyInstagramOur sponsors:ReCity NetworkCoastal Credit UnionOur hosts:Jes Averhart, cofounder of Black Wallstreet HomecomingRob Shields, executive director of the Recity Network.Our Producer:Ben Azevedo, owner of Bear Cave AudioOur EditorChris Pappalardo