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The hosts continue thanking producers, including Alex Green, who is knighted as "Sir Brafacy of Shakedown Street." Green shares how the show gave him the courage to express conservative opinions in liberal New York. He also provides books written by his grandfather, Bill Green, regarding the role of elites in society.
A listener suggests creating a "No Agenda Green Book" to identify businesses friendly to the unvaccinated, referencing the historical Green Book used by Black Americans during the Jim Crow era. The hosts discuss the difficulty of executing such projects, noting their own struggles to finish a book on the Value for Value model.
The Green Book, Driving While Black Documentary
A documentary titled "Driving While Black" explores the history of the Green Book and its original publisher. The hosts compare the publisher's struggle with racist employees to modern "virtue signaling" in the publishing industry, such as the staff revolt against Woody Allen's memoir. Several new producers are knighted, including Andrew Oxenham.
Gaddafi Green Book and Jimmy Dorsey Connection
In a "long shot" associative segment, the hosts link the March 19th recording of "Green Eyes" by Jimmy Dorsey to Muammar Gaddafi's "Green Book." They describe the Green Book as a quasi-political screed containing a vision of the future that is worth reading despite being ridiculed.
