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Hello, everyone.

This week, I'm very excited to bring you the conversation that we were bringing you.

We sat down and spoke with a lovely individual named Tanya who lives all the way up in Yellowknife.

And we had a wonderful conversation about living with psoriasis and being a half inook,

half white woman and the challenges that she has faced in the healthcare system up north.

But before we get into that, I just want to preface that Tanya, the Wi-Fi and Yellowknife is, there's, you know, they're pretty far up north. So there's, there was some issues with the

Wi-Fi. And we unfortunately were unable to record the way that we typically would. However, we got the recording

done. We had to do two rounds of trying to get the recording finished. We finally figured it out.

But when we did, the way we recorded the episode, it's kind of, you'll notice that the

audio isn't quite up to snuff for what we're typically used to. However, we felt this

conversation was so important that we didn't give a shit what the sound sounded like. And,

and of course, we put our trust and our faith into our wonderful sound designer, Donovan Morgan.

So if you're wondering why the audio isn't quite as quality as it normally is, that is the reason why.

But trust me, this is a conversation worth tuning into and we hope

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