Hey everyone, welcome back to the Marquis Mama's podcast. I'm your host,

Bill Joy, and we believe in empowering people through education and storytelling.

And I'm excited about today's guest. I'm having on Nadine Loveitt, and she is an

education thought leader and advocate. Haven't spoken all over the world on the

importance of social and emotional learning and the power of music education. I

really enjoy my conversation with her and I'm really excited for you guys to

hear it before we dive into the interview. If you're listening, make sure that

you leave a review, share the podcast, check out our sponsors, and I just want

to thank you guys for falling along the journey. I know a lot of listeners have

been with me since the beginning. So I just want to thank you for continuing to

show up and give your time to listen and to be a part of this community. And for

everybody new here, I'm so glad that you're here. I hope that you enjoy the

podcast. You can always reach out to me. Let me know what guests you want on,

what podcast you want to hear. And I will do my best or topics covered. I'll do

my best to make to make that happen. Right now, Jovi or Tula, I gave him a

mixing up her name. So I guess that's what happens once you have more kids.

Actually, before I even had Tula, I would sometimes call Jovi the wrong name.

It happens in the wonderful mom brain that is going on. I think it just

happens in general. But I'm about seven weeks postpartum and it's definitely

been going. It's hard. I wanted to talk real quick before we dive into the

interview about that like six week mark, right? It's like, oh, you're six week

postpartum. You can get back out there, do this, this, and this. And it's like

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