In this episode, a look back at an earlier episode from the first season, Tracy examines the ongoing debate surrounding historical figures such as Edward Colston and Cecil John Rhodes and the implications of their actions on modern society.

Through a detailed exploration of Colston's life—from his involvement in the transatlantic slave trade to his philanthropic endeavours - she raises critical questions about how we should engage with the remnants of our colonial past. In light of President Trump and the current MAGA movement in the US, with its focus on rearranging history, should we erase these relics from our public spaces, or do they serve as important reminders of history that must be acknowledged?

Tracy invites listeners to reflect on the complexities of historical judgement and whether figures like Colston and Rhodes can be evaluated through the lens of their time. This episode serves as a compelling call for deeper understanding and dialogue about the legacies we inherit and the choices we make about remembrance and recognition.

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