Hey, this is Durey and welcome to Pate of the People.

On this episode, instead of the news, I talked to Liz Wins instead about creating the daily

show and founding Lady Parts Justice League, an organization that uses humor to educate

people about reproductive health care and abortion policies.

But then I'm joined by Emily Hunterner, Tommy Franklin, and Rosalind Pedricine to discuss

all Square, which is a nonprofit that provides professional development training to formerly

incarcerated individuals.

And before we get started, I want to remind you that Pate of the People is going on tour

with Kignavite Tour during Black History Month with stops in DC, Philly, and New York.

They won't be heading to the West Coast and March for shows in Portland, Seattle, and

Zagrinz's Co.

Go to Kignavite.com, Sash of Inns to get tickets now and follow us on Twitter for announcements

about guests.

We're at Pate of the People that's People's Felt PPO.

Also, Pate of the American love to leave it just announced their tours as well so you

can get tickets to those shows at Kignavite.com, Sash of Inns too.

Come hang with us, it'll be great.

You know, before we jump into this episode, we'll tell my heart this week's our building

community.

That a key part about building community is creating authentic relationships, relationships

that don't center you, a center of the work, and that center a share to the values and

beliefs.

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