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Pitches have a responsibility within their communities for collective care, but they also have a

political role. In that role, they are resisting

tyranny in all forms using means both tangible and magical. So they are organizing. They are

healers. They are midwives and doulas and death midwives and medicine people, herbalists,

etc. But they also are advocates. They're healer

advocates. They are protectors of the commons. And they take that role very seriously.

You're listening to Makesam Noise podcast episode number 475 with guest Carmen Spanola.

Welcome to Make Some Noise podcast, your guide for strategies, tools, and insight to empower yourself.

I'm your host, Andrea Owen, global speaker, entrepreneur, life coach since 2007, an author of three books that have been translated into 18 languages and are available in 22 countries. Each week, I'll bring

you a guest or a lesson that will help you maximize unshakable confidence, master resilience,

and make some noise in your life. You ready? Let's go.

Hey, everybody. Well, that was, that was excited and high pitch, wasn't it? Hey, everybody.

That was my radio voice. Um, hey everybody. Welcome to another episode of the podcast. That is a little bit more professional.

I am so glad that you're here, per usual. I'm super glad that you're here.

I have been head down in search of a tattoo artist. Has anyone ever been through that

journey? I have two tattoos. They're both words and one's on my foot.

Hurt like a bitch. Hurt so bad. And one on my arm. And the one on my arm I got in 2016 and just

never finished it. It was supposed to be bigger than it was. And I ended up chickening out with the design. And that tattoo artist was fantastic. She's all the way in Charlotte, which is like a

two-hour drive for me. So I've been looking for one that's within a, you know, 30, 45-minute

vicinity of me. Oh my gosh. It is, it is like, you know, I feel like it's like finding a life

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