. >> and about bob marley, i've never met bob marley while he was alive and i feel though that i've met her spirit every year since i discovered him. he has meant a great deal to me. i think he has given us-- you know, artists give energy. that's part of what we do. and it's just, it's free, you know, we-- it's not like it's even a commercial thing ever. it may become commercial at some point, but part of what we do is we just give this energy and it's, when you're from an are the pa of the culture that is oppressed, it's a big gift because it means that people can keep going. and so, i feel that bob has kept millions of us going and when you see him dancing, when he's singing, he's a shaman so he's doing a shahmanic kind of

the bob marley. song quotes, old jamaican proverb which goes along the lines of, if you are the big tree, we are the small acts that will cut you down. so it's about, it's a metaphor for a collective struggle, which is basically what this whole series of films is about, which is really taken from real life stories about being black in britain between the sixty's and eighty's. and it's all about resistance, really resistance to racism, institutional racism in britain and very personal for mcqueen because this is the community he grew up in. is that? yeah, it is. i mean this is probably his most i think is most autobiographical and personal work. i mean, you mentioned some of his, somebody who's work. i mean all his other work is actually a long way from home. i mean, his very 1st film was hunger, which is about the ira hunger strikes, starring michael michael fassbender. and then his, the other films won an oscar for, of course, 12 years. a slave. as you said, 19th century america, slavery in 1000 and

the bob marley. song, quotes, old jamaican proverb which goes along the lines of. if you were the big tree, we are the small acts that will cut you down. so it's about, it's a metaphor for a collective struggle, which is basically what this whole series of films is about, which is really taken from real life stories about being black in britain between the sixty's and eighty's. and it's all about resistance, really resistance to racism, institutional racism in britain and very personal for mcqueen because this is the community he grew up in. is that? yeah, it is. i mean this is probably his most i think is most autobiographical and personal work. i mean, you mentioned some of his, some of his was work. i mean, all his other work is actually in a long way from home. i mean his very 1st film was a hunger, which is about the ira hunger strikes, starring michael michael fassbender. and then his, the other film that won an oscar for, of course, 12 years, a slave. as you said, 1900 centuries, america, slav

the bob marley. song quotes, old jamaican proverb which goes along the lines of, if you are the big tree, we are the small acts that will cut you down. so it's about, it's a metaphor for a collective struggle, which is basically what this whole series of films is about, which is really taken from real life stories about being black in britain between the sixty's and eighty's. and it's all about resistance, really resistance to racism, institutional racism in britain and very personal for mcqueen because this is the community he grew up in. is that? yeah, it is. i mean this is probably his most i think is most autobiographical and personal work. i mean, you mentioned some of his, some of his was work. i mean, all his other work is actually in a long way from home. i mean, his very 1st film was hunger, which is about the irate hunger strikes, starring michael michael fassbender. and then his, the other films won an oscar for, of course, 12 years. a slave. as you said, 1900 centuries, america, slavery i

the bob marley. song, quotes, old jamaican proverb which goes along the lines of. if you are the big tree, we are the small acts that will cut you down. so it's about, it's a metaphor for a collective struggle, which is basically what this whole series of films is about, which is really taken from real life stories about being black in britain between the sixty's and eighty's. and it's all about resistance, really resistance to racism, institutional racism in britain and very personal for mcqueen because this is the community he grew up in. is that? yeah, it is. i mean this is probably his most i think is most autobiographical and personal work. i mean, you mentioned some of his, somebody who's work. i mean all his other work is actually a long way from home. i mean, his very 1st film was hunger, which is about the ira hunger strikes, starring michael michael fassbender. and then his, the other film that won an oscar for, of course, 12 years, a slave. as you said, 1900 centuries, america, slavery in

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. >> and with bob marley, i never met bob marley while he was alive and i feel i have met his spirit every year since i discovered him. he has meant a great deal to me and the energy is part of what we do. it may at some point that part of what we do is just give this energy when you are part of the culture that is past it's a big gift because people can keep going so i feel it keeps millions of us going he ishe a shaman so you see just the purity of his giving and i think millions of people around the world have connected with that. and then to be completely free given the transmission. >> that was alice walker at her house in the berkeley hills. >> i peter thank you for taking my call. i don't know who is my favorite guest i have had so many like harold and john mcwhorter. i adore nicholas any bibliophile should love him and then lynn cheney i remember i got through to talk to her i will never forget it. i ordered the program i have got all the books it was lovely. host: she has a new one out. >>caller: i know. i will get it it was so unique this time with her husband interviewing

why in particular did you pick the bob marley track redemption song?lman, that is a real treat, isn't it? really amazing having them both there. we did meet michael, he was in the studio with us and we got to meet him and that was amazing, we met olivia virtually. as we are meeting you! what has it been like for all of you to be together all of this time? is that unusual? do you normally all spend a lot of your time together? i wouldn't say it's unusual. we have more time together because normally there are more concerts going on so people are travelling more but even during those times, we get together a lot for rehearsing, most of a study in the same place. you know, we saw each other quite frequently anyway but definitely, lockdown, we saw each other more because we had more time on our hands, as everyone did. lovely to speak to you all, thank you so much for organising who speaks when, very impressive. that sort of a million looked left and right, you decided he would speak. all the best with the album, i am sure it will be the first of many. the k

guest: about bob marley, i never met bob marley while he was alive and i feel though that i met his spirit, every year since i discovered him he has meant a great deal to me, i think he has given us, artists give energy and that's part of what we do, it is free, it's not like it's a commercial thing ever, it may become commercial at some point but part of what we do is we given energy and when you're from part of the culture that is oppressed, it's a big gift because it means people can keep dying, i feel that bob has kept millions of us going and when you see him dancing when he's singing, he is doing the dance when he's singing but you see the purity of his giving and i think millions of people around the world are connected with that, all people, that is why he was so beloved that he was completely free and giving the transmission of deep caring about each other and the planet. host: that was alice walker at her house in berkeley hills, deborah and georgia, please go ahead and make your comment. caller: thank you so much for taking my call, this is a difficult question on he's my favori

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. >> about bob marley, i never met him while he was alive and is feel i have met his spirit every yearsince i discovered him. he has meant a great deal to me. t i think he is given to us. artists skiers energy and in to.e of what we need is not like a commercial saying it can at some point but part of what we do is just get of this energy when you are a part of the culture that is a past it's a big gift so i feel that he has kept us going and when you see him dancing is a xiamen so he does the shame on nick dance when he is singing but you can just see the purity of his giving and i think millions of people around the world have connected with that. people that is why he was so loved to be completely free and deep caring about each other. host: that was alice walker at her house in berkeley hills , go ahead and make your commentt. >>caller: this is a difficult question on who was my favorite just onn in-depth. john mcwhorter and you just mentionedon him, nicholas bass pains and then finally lynn cheney i will always remember because i got to talk to her. i ordered the program and got a