Hello and welcome to Let's Talk About It. This is your host Taylor and I hope you all are

finding some peace in your week. I hope you all are finding space for joy and for rest

and for nourishment. There's been so much, so much happening in our world and I don't

know about you, but I have needed a little bit of space. I've needed a little bit of a

break from it all and something I want to just kind of remind people of people that

listen to this podcast, people that are advocates for social justice and racial justice and

climate justice and all of the things, all of those things are related is just that

like rest is crucial to all of these movements. Rest and nourishment of yourself is essential

for change. So don't forget to take care of yourself. Don't forget to prioritize your

health, your well-being, your nourishment, your pleasure. It's crucial. So there's just

a lot and I hope that you all are doing the best that you can to take care of yourself

and I am trying to spend time with family, got my seedlings going at spring time. So excited

to see the plants start to grow. So whatever you can do that makes you feel connected, that

makes you feel grounded, that makes you feel safe, that makes you feel bounded. Please

prioritize that at some point this week. At some point every day if you can't. Today's

guest, I'm really excited to share with you all. He is, I want to say just quite a hoot.

And you might recognize him from the TLC show I am jazz known for being the brother of

his very inspiring sister, Jazz Jennings. And although he is a very, very supportive family

member, there are a lot of other aspects to his life. And I followed him on Instagram

for a while now, you know, kept up with his advocacy work and really learned a lot from him.

And he honestly just has such positive energy to him. So today's episode is a little bit

on the lighter end. And yeah, really excited to share him with you all. So make sure that

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