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Speech is the lead MC of Arrested Development. “On our debut album, ‘Three years, five months and two days in the life of…’ you're hearing this young guy who's realizing for the first time who he is and where he comes from and the beauty of all that.”
What is freedom? What does it sound like? How do you know when you have it? In this episode, Homegoings talks the complexities of freedom with Todd “Speech” Thomas, lead MC and singer of the band Arrested Development. We also take to the streets of Randolph and Burlington, Vermont, on July Fourth, seeking out BIPOC strangers and family members to ask them a simple question: “What makes you feel free?” We’ll see if we get some simple answers.