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Think Out LoudBlack community leaders in Portland say void left by The Skanner shutdown will be hard to fillThe Black newspaper The Skanner was founded more than 50 years ago by Bernie and Bobbie Foster. It became something of an institution and community organization for Black communities in Portland. The paper went entirely online in 2020 but continued to play a critical role in the lives of many Black Oregonians. Recently, the Fosters announced the paper had shut down as of Jan. 30. We sit down with former reporters for the paper, writers Donovan Scribes and Bruce Poinsette, along with Margaret Carter, the first Black woman elected to the Oregon Legislature in 1984. We hear about their personal connections to The...
2026-02-1920 min
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2025-05-222h 04
We Have A Take: A Portland Trail Blazers Fan PodcastWHAT Are We Going To Remember?Bruce Poinsette (https://twitter.com/brucepoinsette) joined us to reflect on the Portland Trail Blazer's 2023-24 season.
3:45 Something to remember
13:00 Something to forget
30:00 Things that exceeded Expectations
43:15 Things that fell short
1:04:00 Start, bench, trade the roster
Join us on Discord! It's a place where we can share our love for the Blazers, talk about games, and get to know other Blazer fans. Kind of like Twitter but it's not. There are different channels with different topics and you can join in where you want, and ignore the...
2024-04-151h 35
PDX Black Podcast FestivalBruce Poinsette Show (Spring Black Podcast Fest 2023)We're so excited to have Bruce Back for his 3rd Black Pod Fest With the Incredible Joy Alise
2023-08-1757 minWe Have A Take: A Portland Trail Blazers Fan PodcastWe Have A Talk About Media Coverage with Bruce PoinsetteWe talked to Bruce Poinsette (@brucepoinsette), a writer, community organizer and Trail Blazer fan about all sorts of things like
getting tall fast
playing on the same high school team with a very big star
what we think about Twitter discussions
Then we dive into our thoughts about the current state of basketball media. Listen to find out who we trust or at least enjoy! (You can also Watch us on Youtube!)
2:00 Ice Breaker: Who are you rooting for in the finals and how do you feel about it?
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2023-06-131h 29
Rural RemixBruce Poinsette: Telling the stories of Black rural OregoniansGuest host Claire Carlson interviews Bruce Poinsette, an Oregon based writer, organizer, and educator whose work focuses on the Black experience in Oregon and the historic and current racial tensions that shape this experience. He hosts the YouTube series “The Blacktastic Adventure: A Virtual Exploration of Oregon’s Black Diaspora” and “The Bruce Poinsette Show” on 96.7 The Numberz FM, Portland’s Black radio station. Most recently, Bruce was the Community Storytelling Fellow for Oregon Humanities, an organization that facilitates conversations and publishers writing from the perspectives of Oregonians who have been ignored or marginalized.
Claire and Bruce discuss what it's like to...
2023-04-1328 min2023-04-1149 min2023-04-081h 44
A Podcast Has No NameAPHNN: Hot Takes (Live from FanExpo 2023)Morgan Jones and DJ Ambush of A Podcast Has No Name were joined by Bruce Poinsette of Blacktastic Adventure and Edo Mbenza-Ngoma of Toynoise for our first ever convention appearance at Fan Expo PDX 2023. Tune in for a very spoiler free review of Quantumania amongst some other rather hot takes!
2023-03-1343 min
The DetourParticipation and Power with Hahrie Han, Bruce Poinsette, Marcus LeGrand, Joy Alise Davis, and Keith JenkinsIn this episode, the first of a three-part series on organizing people and communities, we talk with Hahrie Han, a professor of political science at Johns Hopkins University who studies civic and political participation. We also hear from Bruce Poinsette, Marcus LeGrand, Joy Alise Davis, and Keith Jenkins, four Black Oregonians who have been working on community organizing in different parts of the state.
What does it mean to organize community? Is it something all of us do, whether we mean to or not? Or is it something more technical than that, something that experts do to the rest of us...
2023-01-038h 38The DetourYou Need A Hug? with Bruce Poinsette and Intisar AbiotoFew conversations are as polarizing as the ones that appear online between Black native Oregonians and transplants. It's a discourse that brings Oregon's history of anti-Black exclusion laws and redlining into the present, along with the frustrations that arise in a small community where so many people know each other. But are these tensions based more in perception than in reality? To explore this question, journalist (and Oregon Humanities Community Storytelling Fellow) Bruce Poinsette and photographer Intisar Abioto gathered a group of Black Oregonians—both those who arrived recently and those who grew up here—for a dinner conversation. In this epi...
2022-11-2851 min
The Blacktastic AdventureDonovan Scribes | Blacktastic ExtrasHelp me make videos and join the monthly discussions: https://www.patreon.com/brucepoinsetteSign up for classes and check out the latest bylines: https://www.brucepoinsette.comSubscribe to the monthly newsletter: https://www.brucepoinsette.com/newsletter/Read Donovan's Essay: https://www.streetroots.org/news/2022/02/09/opinion-why-scribes-long-ancestral-journey-led-me-change-my-nameSupport the show
2022-04-1522 minThe Blacktastic AdventureBlack News Future Part 3 feat. Candace Avalos, Sen. Akasha Lawrence Spence and Winta Yohannes | Blacktastic Extras“Black News Future” is a 3-part panel series exploring the current state of Black news media in Portland and the future of the landscape going forward. The panels each have themes, which are Black media and politics, Black print media and Black-owned radio. Each panel features 2-3 guests from Portland’s Black media community, ranging from columnists to podcasters to editors and more. This series is sponsored by the University of Oregon Agora Journalism Center.This panel focuses on the interface between local politics and media. It explores the role of traditional journalism and editorials in influencing campai...
2022-04-151h 24
who all gon be there?Episode 43, Part 2: The Grift Strikes Back w/ Bruce PoinsetteIn part 2 of Bruce Poinsette’s record-breaking filibuster of NTP studios (much to the chagrin of Mel’s increasing appetite), we continue our messy conversation on the economic advantages of grifting, popular music, Kevin Samuels, whether there is a point of morals and scruples, a special message for Netflix, the responsibility of Black journalists in the Ukraine, American ignorance of foreign policy and its complicity, the latest SOTU address, and Bruce’s new plan for colonizing the police.
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2022-03-271h 53
who all gon be there?Episode 42, Part 1: Grifty Environs w/ Bruce PoinsetteIn part 1 of this episode, Oregon writer and educator Bruce Poinsette filibusters our studios (for a record-breaking total of FOUR hours) to chat about growing up in Lake Oswego, his show The Blacktastic Adventure, Star Wars v. Star Trek, surviving and suffering grifters in a world full of it, and so much more.
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2022-03-182h 06The Blacktastic AdventureAmber Boydston | Blacktastic ExtrasHelp me make videos and join the monthly discussions: https://www.patreon.com/brucepoinsetteSign up for classes and check out the latest bylines: https://www.brucepoinsette.comSubscribe to the monthly newsletter: https://www.brucepoinsette.com/newsletter/Support the show
2022-02-0720 minThe Blacktastic AdventureBlack News Future Part 2 feat. Morgan Jones and Kan Jones | Blacktastic ExtrasHelp me make videos and join the monthly discussions: https://www.patreon.com/brucepoinsetteSign up for classes and check out the latest bylines: https://www.brucepoinsette.comSubscribe to the monthly newsletter: https://www.brucepoinsette.com/newsletter/Support the show
2022-02-071h 23The Blacktastic AdventureBlack News Future Part 1 feat. Mac Smiff, Jenni Moore and Donovan Scribes | Blacktastic ExtrasHelp me make videos and join the monthly discussions: https://www.patreon.com/brucepoinsetteSign up for classes and check out the latest bylines: https://www.brucepoinsette.comSubscribe to the monthly newsletter: https://www.brucepoinsette.com/newsletter/Support the show
2022-02-0753 minThe Blacktastic AdventureMy Run-In with Bizarro World Black Karen at Lloyd Center (Blacktastic Extras)Help me make videos and join the monthly discussions: https://www.patreon.com/brucepoinsetteSign up for classes and check out the latest bylines: https://www.brucepoinsette.comSubscribe to the monthly newsletter: https://www.brucepoinsette.com/newsletter/Support the show
2021-12-2033 minThe Blacktastic AdventureDonovan Smith (Blacktastic Extras)Help me make videos and join the monthly discussions: https://www.patreon.com/brucepoinsetteSign up for classes and check out the latest bylines: https://www.brucepoinsette.comSubscribe to the monthly newsletter: https://www.brucepoinsette.com/newsletter/Portland NAACP: https://www.pdxnaacp.org/Community Alliance of Tenants: https://www.oregoncat.org/Support the show
2021-10-1842 minThe Blacktastic AdventureEsperanza Tervalon-Garrett (Blacktastic Extras)Help me make videos and join the monthly discussions: https://www.patreon.com/brucepoinsetteSign up for classes and check out the latest bylines: https://www.brucepoinsette.comSubscribe to the monthly newsletter: https://www.brucepoinsette.com/newsletter/Dancing Hearts Consulting: https://www.dancingheartsconsulting.orgSupport the show
2021-10-1830 minThe Blacktastic AdventureMac Smiff and Verbz (Blacktastic Extras)Help me make videos and join the monthly discussions: https://www.patreon.com/brucepoinsetteSign up for classes and check out the latest bylines: https://www.brucepoinsette.comSubscribe to the monthly newsletter: https://www.brucepoinsette.com/newsletter/Support the show
2021-10-1820 minThe Blacktastic AdventureTyree Harris (Blacktastic Extras)Help me make videos and join the monthly discussions: https://www.patreon.com/brucepoinsetteSign up for classes and check out the latest bylines: https://www.brucepoinsette.comSubscribe to the monthly newsletter: https://www.brucepoinsette.com/newsletter/Support the show
2021-10-1829 minThe Blacktastic AdventureAmber StarksHelp me make videos and join the monthly discussions: https://www.patreon.com/brucepoinsetteSign up for classes and check out the latest bylines: https://www.brucepoinsette.comSubscribe to the monthly newsletter: https://www.brucepoinsette.com/newsletter/The Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with Amber Starks.About Amber:Amber Starks is an Afro Indigenous (Black and Native American) activist. She is an enrolled citizen of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation and is also of Shawnee, Yuchi, Quapaw, and Cherokee descent...
2021-10-111h 14The Blacktastic AdventureBashira MuhammadHelp me make videos and join the monthly discussions: https://www.patreon.com/brucepoinsetteSign up for classes and check out the latest bylines: https://www.brucepoinsette.comSubscribe to the monthly newsletter: https://www.brucepoinsette.com/newsletter/The Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with Bashira Muhammad.About Bashira:Bashira Muhammad is an environmental scientist, fungi farmer and sustainability leader. In 2017, she established the agricultural company, Zoom Out Mycology with the goal of creating a sustainable business that contributes to...
2021-09-1540 minThe Blacktastic AdventureOregon Black PioneersHelp me make videos and join the monthly discussions: https://www.patreon.com/brucepoinsetteSign up for classes and check out the latest bylines: https://www.brucepoinsette.comSubscribe to the monthly newsletter: https://www.brucepoinsette.com/newsletter/The Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with the Oregon Black Pioneers.About Oregon Black Pioneers:Oregon Black Pioneers is Oregon’s only historical society dedicated to preserving and presenting the experiences of African Americans statewide. Since 1993, the organization has illuminated the seldom-told hi...
2021-09-061h 00The Blacktastic AdventureGina DuQuenneHelp me make videos and join the monthly discussions: https://www.patreon.com/brucepoinsetteSign up for classes and check out the latest bylines: https://www.brucepoinsette.comSubscribe to the monthly newsletter: https://www.brucepoinsette.com/newsletter/The Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with Gina DuQuenne.About Gina:Gina DuQuenne is a native of Los Angeles, California and move to Ashland, Oregon in 2008. She is proud of her ancestors and gets her courage and strength from her great grandmother...
2021-08-1651 minThe Blacktastic AdventureJason LambHelp me make videos and join the monthly discussions: https://www.patreon.com/brucepoinsetteSign up for classes and check out the latest bylines: https://www.brucepoinsette.comSubscribe to the monthly newsletter: https://www.brucepoinsette.com/newsletter/The Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with Jason Lamb.About Jason:Jason Lamb is co-host and producer of Minority Retort (Portland’s Black and brown standup comedy show), co-producer of The Blackonteurs (the all Black/African-American storytelling show) and writer of numerous un...
2021-08-1357 minThe Blacktastic AdventureAmira StanleyHelp me make videos and join monthly, patrons-only discussions: https://www.patreon.com/brucepoinsetteSign up for writing classes and check out my latest bylines: https://www.brucepoinsette.comThe Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with Amira Stanley.About Amira:Queer Femme, Amira Stanley is a Mindset & Intention Coach, Anti-racism Student and community activist. Amira believes in sitting in discomfort in a way that is loving and nurturing to one's self, EVEN in the Bullshit.Support the show
2021-08-0551 minThe Blacktastic AdventureWalidah ImarishaThe Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with Walidah Imarisha.About Walidah:Walidah Imarisha is the co-editor of Octavia's Brood: Science Fiction Stories From Social Justice Movements, and her book Angels with Dirty Faces: Three Stories of Crime, Prison and Redemption won a 2017 Oregon Book Award. She spent 6 years with Oregon Humanities’ Conversation Project as a public scholar facilitating programs across the state about Oregon Black history and other topics. Imarisha currently teaches in Portland State University’s Black Studies Department and is the Director of t...
2021-07-261h 17The Blacktastic AdventureNikeisah NewtonThe Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with Nikeisah Newton.About Nikeisah:Chef Nikeisah Newton founded Meals for Heels (M4H), a late-night meal delivery service for Portland's sex worker community. M4H brings fresh, delicious meals to those with less access to healthy food. As a food activist, Nikeisah uses food as the entry point to dismantling systems of oppression, and as a social enterprise, M4H is thriving -- feeding frontline workers, LGBTQ and houseless folx, and protesters.For early access...
2021-07-1650 minThe Blacktastic AdventureKatharine PhelpsThe Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with Katharine Phelps.About Katharine:Katharine Phelps is a world citizen, educator, and mother of three. Her professional and service work has centered around early childhood education, literacy, and community building with a particular focus on young children. She has taught in public and private schools in Tianjin, China, New York, Washington, and Oregon and recently started her own small business working with young readers needing extra support in developing their literacy skills. Since September 2020 she has been...
2021-07-161h 10The Blacktastic AdventureRichard BrownThe Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with Richard Brown.About Richard:Richard J Brown is a community activist. An early advocate of Community Policing, Brown has served as one of the original members of the Chief’s Forum, an advisory board member for the N/E Community Court and the Oregon Police Corps., instructor with the Western Community Policing Center and Community Representative to the Department of Public Safety, Standards and Training. His community involvement also includes Albina Head Start and Albina Early Head St...
2021-07-161h 29The Blacktastic AdventureRandal WyattThe Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with Randal Wyatt.About Randal:Randal Wyatt is a philanthropist, hip hop artist, and community activist in Portland, OR. As a native to the city, he has watched as various disparities and predatory practices have displaced and oppressed the Black and other nonwhite communities, and decided to prioritize finding ways to combat it. With inspiration from becoming a father as a teenager, he used hip hop as a tool to provide opportunities for youth and put together events...
2021-07-1644 minThe Blacktastic AdventureLiz Fouther-Branch and Bobby FoutherThe Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with Liz Fouther-Branch and Bobby Fouther.About Liz:Liz Fouther-Branch, B.S.E., M.S.E, is a retired educator turned Historical Storyteller and Equity Facilitator that has spent more than 40 years working and volunteering for arts and youth development organizations. She has spent the last 20 years as a consultant on arts education programming and development, social justice, capacity building, and advocacy. In her spare time, Liz enjoys researching family ancestry and crochet.About Bobby:...
2021-07-161h 21The Blacktastic AdventureSOBLACCThe Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with SOBLACC (Southern Oregon Black Leaders, Activists and Community Coalition).About SOBLACC:SOBLACC is creating a space that embraces Blackness in all its forms and celebrates the culture of being Black, and is holding space for those that do the same, all while working to address the injustice that Black people are experiencing in Southern Oregon. Furthermore the weaponization of anti-Blackness has been codified in the laws, policy, and practices of this region and this state. To ensure...
2021-07-1653 minThe Blacktastic AdventureBlack Alliance & Social Empowerment (BASE)The Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with BASE (Black Alliance & Social Empowerment).About BASE:Black Alliance & Social Empowerment (BASE) is a volunteer nonprofit community organization, established in 2020, that provides a welcoming, supportive, and shareable platform for Black community members and their families to connect, collaborate, and ultimately prosper in Southern Oregon. Through information sharing, events, connection, support, and resources, BASE serves to build an inclusive, thriving community to combat structural racism that is still prevalent today.For early access to Blacktastic Adventure...
2021-07-1645 minThe Blacktastic AdventureJanita JonesThe Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with Janita Jones.About Janita:Janita Jones is a curator of memorable moments and happy sweats. She is the owner of JJT Studios, home of The Tribe Called Sweat.For early access to Blacktastic Adventure episodes and more, become a patron at https://www.patreon.com/brucepoinsettehttps://www.brucepoinsette.comSupport the show
2021-07-1649 minThe Blacktastic AdventureWillie and Bruce R. PoinsetteThe Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with Willie and Bruce R. Poinsette (yes, my parents).About Willie:Willie Poinsette is the Co-Founder and President of Respond to Racism in LO. She is a retired school principal and Central Office Administrator from Portland Public Schools. She previously worked as a teacher and principal for the Paterson Board of Education in New Jersey. She served 45 years as an educator before embarking on her new role as a community organizer. She was the recipient of the Lake...
2021-07-1657 minThe Blacktastic AdventureKarma RiveraThe Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with Karma Rivera.About Karma:With her clever, edgy lyricism and riotous stage persona, Karma Rivera has established herself as one of the rising stars of the Portland hip-hop scene. Born in Chicago, the American rapper and songwriter's musical catalogue is filled with catchy anthems, bold lyrics and vibey hooks, with elements of Latin music and R&B, that complement her primarily Rap musical style. Refreshingly confident, with an irresistible “I’m doing me” energy that keeps you hittin...
2021-07-161h 17The Blacktastic AdventureIntisar AbiotoThe Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with photographer, dancer and writer Intisar Abioto.About Intisar:Intisar Abioto (b. Memphis, TN. 1986) is an artist working across photography, dance, and writing. Moving from the visionary and embodied root of Blackgirl Southern cross-temporal cross-modal storytelling ways, her works refer to the living breath/breadth of people of African descent against the expanse of their storied, geographic, and imaginative landscapes.For early access to Blacktastic Adventure episodes and more, become a patron at https://www.patreon...
2021-07-1650 minThe Blacktastic AdventureMelissa LoweryThe Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with Melissa Lowery.About Melissa:Melissa Lowery is the Director of Black Girl In Suburbia, a proud mother and wife, and the Director of Diversity Equity and Inclusion at Jesuit High School.For early access to Blacktastic Adventure episodes and more, become a patron at https://www.patreon.com/brucepoinsettehttps://www.brucepoinsette.comSupport the show
2021-07-161h 07The Blacktastic AdventureThe Father's GroupThe Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with the Father's Group in Bend, Oregon.About The Father's Group:The Father’s Group (est. Bend, Oregon 2019) is an organization working for the betterment and uplifting of students, by using the Arts as a bridge to teach culturally relevant information, financial literacy, and leadership all while being a system of support. Ultimately, we hope to help students create agency and to develop an awareness and understanding of systems while navigating life in Central Oregon and beyond.
2021-07-161h 05The Blacktastic AdventureBill DeizThe Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with Bill Deiz.About Bill:Bill Deiz is now retired after a nearly 40 year career as a radio and television news reporter and news anchorman in Portland, San Francisco and Los Angeles. CNN features Bill in the recent documentary series, The Radical Story of Patty Hearst, since Bill and his team broadcast live one of the most dramatic events in the history of Los Angeles: the two and one half hour gun battle between the Symbionese Liberation Army...
2021-07-161h 26The Blacktastic AdventureS. Renee MitchellThe Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with S. Renee Mitchell.About Renee:S. Renee Mitchell, a 2019 Spirit of Portland winner, is best described as a Creative Revolutionist™, which includes being a published author, playwright, poet, curriculum designer, multi-media ARTivist, and visionary behind I Am M.O.R.E. (Making Ourselves Resilient Everyday), a heART-focused youth development initiative. Renee is also well-known for her years as an Oregonian columnist, where she was nominated twice for the prestigious Pulitzer Prize. Motivated by intention and heart, Renee’s de...
2021-07-1656 minThe Blacktastic AdventureJoy Alise DavisThe Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with Joy Alise Davis.About Joy Alise:Joy Alise Davis is a Cincinnati native who graduated from Miami University with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, and from Parsons School of Design with a Master of Arts in Theories of Urban Practice. She is the founder of the award-winning firm, Design + Culture Lab, and is an Associate Professor at Pacific Northwest College of Art (PNCA). Currently, Joy Alise serves as the Executive Director of Imagine Black, where...
2021-07-1653 minThe Blacktastic AdventureAlexis Braly JamesThe Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In this episode, I speak with Alexis Braly James.About Alexis:Alexis Braly James is the CEO and founder of Construct The present, a leadership activation and culture change consulting firm. They provide strategy implementation for organizations through healing conversation.For early access to Blacktastic Adventure episodes and more, become a patron at https://www.patreon.com/brucepoinsettehttps://www.brucepoinsette.comSupport the show
2021-07-1645 minThe Blacktastic AdventureDonovan SmithThe Blacktastic Adventure is an ongoing interview series that explores Oregon's Black diaspora. In the flagship episode, I spoke with award-winning writer and creative Donovan Smith. Check out the conversation after the conversation above and watch Episode 1 here: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CImg82MnX2G/About Donovan:Donovan Smith is an an-award winning writer and creative raised and based in Portland. Through the multimedia Gentrification is WEIRD! platform he is working to research, elevate and create Black space in Oregon through arts and civic engagement. Throughout 2020 he has written for numerous publications, and facilitated a...
2021-07-1638 min