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I am so happy to have Chris Buckley back on the show today. An old friend. I feel like an old friend. You know, when you share a lot, when you share a lot that feels really personal, it can make you feel connected, you know, even though I haven't met you in person, but we've talked a bunch and, and I am so happy to

have you back. And it is by popular demand. So people really wanted to hear more from you and how

you've been doing and answer, you know, some of the other questions that came up from some of the

people who listened to the first couple episodes with you and with you and your wife. So welcome back. Hey, thanks for having me. It's

definitely feels like we've known each other forever. When you share with somebody, you form a bond

with them. So I think that's that's probably why we feel like we know each other forever.

Right. It's very true. So it's nice. And I want to hear about more of the work that you're doing.

And I have just a bunch of questions about what's been happening in the world and some of the trends that you've seen and maybe more about your experiences.

So just let us know, though, how is life in

general? How are you and how's your family? So I've been with Parents for Peace for a few years

now and I'm still really much engaged in that work. It's such a rewarding field to be able to help

somebody and to know that your hard work,

your commitment to others is not going to waste.

You know, I mean, like, just to just to be able to help one person is, it's an amazing feeling.

I could have any job in the world, man, and I get to do the coolest thing with the most amazing people.

The guys at Parent for Peace from the founders, the Bledsoes, to our executive director, Miriam, and our operations programs manager, Emma Duane. It's the most amazing group of people and the most

awesome work environment. My brother from another mother, Parib Kalika, the other clinician at

Parent for Peace, they've just taught me so much in the time that I've been there. And I've started to

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