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Hey, this is Annie. And Samantha. And welcome to Stuff Mom Never Told You, production of iHeart Radio's Has to Fert.

We have something pretty, pretty special, a little different today. A little different? Yeah, yeah, yeah. As you know, we've been trying to shout out listeners

and other people we think are doing cool things at the end of episodes. In podcasts. Including podcasts, which Samantha has been spearheading.

And we that kind of came simultaneously with another topic we wanted to talk about and a podcast that we shout it out because as you record this, not as you hear it, but in classic smenty fashion.

Of course, it is Native American Heritage Month. November. I felt like we're a little closer all the time from now than we have in the four.

Yeah, we're closing in. Although, now I think it's just our thing. Maybe we should just stick with it. But this is so confusing because we have the episode we're talking about as a public

but you should have heard it by now. Right. Somebody we shouted out has an amazing podcast. Some kind of brown podcast.

Yes. Natalie Evans is doing a fantastic job with some kind of brown. She's been on I think a year and a half. What she said.

Yeah. It's a podcast about multiracial, biracial and many multicultural ideas behind and what it's like to be in that life or in that moment. However, she identifies as Indigenous Black.

She is very, very obviously passionate about Indigenous and Native people and want to have their stories told, which I think is very important as well.

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