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I'm your host, Sequoia, and today joining me to talk about holiday foods.

We have Toya from That Wasn't in My Textbook Podcast.

Say what up, Toya.

What up? Hello, everybody. Me. Yeah. from That Wasn't in My Textbook podcast. Say what's up, Toya. What?

Hello, everybody. Me.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Tell them a little bit about yourself. Tell them about your podcast and all those things.

Yes, my name is Toya, also known as Toya from Harlem. I'm your historian homie, aka the Anthony Bourdain of history.

Here we are. I love that. Exactly.

And I have a podcast called That Wasn't in my textbook, which is a biweekly, sometimes weekly.

We won't talk about it.

We're trying to get the schedule together.

But it's a podcast that helps us uncover the things we always wish we learned from that boring, bulky textbook.

So it's an adult podcast, history podcast that is like the history class you never knew you always want to take.

So we talk about like the lies our teacher taught us.

So like the real history of Thanksgiving is a topic.

And then we also just do like some

fun, spicy stuff, like the history of stripping and the history of cannabis. So it's, that's

exactly. So it's the history class you never knew you always wanted to take. So definitely

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