I'm shocked that this incredible episode didn't get a single review or rating. So I'm jumping in here. Beyond this particular episode being a faithful remembrance of a man remembering the woman he loved, the introduction for this is one of the most honest, vulnerable, bravest, and gut-wrenching pieces of radio/podcasts I have ever heard. And I've listened to A LOT of audio. Be gentle to yourself, Marc!

"To the Best Our Knowledge" bills itself as "a kaleidoscope of ideas" and, as such, is often a grab bag of interviews and segments. But it often has the guts to be subtly provocative, despite the seemingly mainstream emphasis of the show. There's sometimes a gloomy thoughtful feel to the show that I found weirdly comforting before the pandemic, but that it thankfully doesn't seem to be flinching away from during these unprecedented times.

After listening to far too many insipid podcasts approaching the pandemic from a distasteful position of middle-class privilege, I have to commend the interviewer on the Tyrone Muhammad segment for having the guts to confess that his white privilege blinded him to the full ills of the world. So thumbs up from me!