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John Feitelberg
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Podcaster, KFC Radio
New York
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Employment Regulations , New York City Politics And Policy , Taxes , Bill De Blasio , Land Use , Business , Lobbying
Consumer-focused technology
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By John Feitelberg| Barstool Sports@ In 1959 John Howard Griffin, a white journalist, darkened his skin with anti-vetiligo medication and set out across the southern United States as a black man to see what all the fuss was about with this whole “not having civil rights” thing. As it turns out, not so great. He didn’t enjoy his journey and documented it in the book Black Like Me, published in 1961. Yesterday I undertook a nearly identical task and spent the day as a bald man and couldn’t have had a more opposite experience.
By John Feitelberg| podcasts.apple.com@ When we’re on the road for KFC Radio (shows this week in Boston and Stamford) we try and get out and see the sights. There’s only so long you can sit in a hotel room between shows before you think, “I guess… I guess I’ll just masturbate again?” and absence makes the heart grow fonder so we do our best to get out and immerse ourselves in the local culture. Last week in Houston, Texas we stumbled upon arguably our best spot yet: the National Museum of Funeral History. It’s a museum for funerals.
By John Feitelberg| Barstool Sports@ In 1959 John Howard Griffin, a white journalist, darkened his skin with anti-vetiligo medication and set out across the southern United States as a black man to see what all the fuss was about with this whole “not having civil rights” thing. As it turns out, not so great. He didn’t enjoy his journey and documented it in the book Black Like Me, published in 1961. Yesterday I undertook a nearly identical task and spent the day as a bald man and couldn’t have had a more opposite experience.
Company Info
KFC Radio