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For all of you who missed this 2007 internet phenomenon, Rick Astley’s Never Gonna Give You Up, this week’s episode brings it all back when we hear about what happens when you walk into a situation expecting one thing and then are met with something completely different. How do we handle it? Anger, resentment, humor? From Amsterdam’s burlesque shows to Chairman Mao the demi-God, with stops in Japan and Silicon Valley along the way, prepare to be rickrolled.
To learn more about the Black and Brown Founders event, go to blackandbrownfounders.com.
Special thanks go to Pamela Creighton, Qian He, Hope Levy, Tiffany Price, Tara Reed, and Aniyia Williams. Music credit goes to Kevin Macleod of Incompetech, Rick Astley, and Yutaka Ozaki. Check out the Socialtravelr app in the app store by Pamela Creighton and Appswithoutcode.com from Tara Reed. Make sure to subscribe to and rate Sample Space on iTunes and share it with a friend!
Photo by the City of Elberton, featuring Tiffany Price circa 1992.
To learn more about the Black and Brown Founders event, go to blackandbrownfounders.com.
Special thanks go to Pamela Creighton, Qian He, Hope Levy, Tiffany Price, Tara Reed, and Aniyia Williams. Music credit goes to Kevin Macleod of Incompetech, Rick Astley, and Yutaka Ozaki. Check out the Socialtravelr app in the app store by Pamela Creighton and Appswithoutcode.com from Tara Reed. Make sure to subscribe to and rate Sample Space on iTunes and share it with a friend!
Photo by the City of Elberton, featuring Tiffany Price circa 1992.
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