Welcome to Our Henhouse.

This is Marianne Sullivan.

And this is Jasmine Singer.

And on this week's show, Jasmine will be interviewing author and artist and practitioner of love activism, which also happens to be the title of one of her books,

Stacey Russo.

I really enjoyed chatting with Stacey, and I especially enjoyed the way that I learned about her in the first place,

which I won't give away because I talked to her about it on the interview.

And on this week's flock bonus segment, I will be continuing my conversation with Stacey. So if you are a Flock member, thank you very much. You will get a link to the bonus segment in your email on the Tuesday after this podcast episode goes up. Or you can always find it on the Flock Facebook group. And if you're not a member of the flock and you can afford it,

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And we have some very inspiring guests. A lot of them are guests who have been on the podcast, but we get a little

bit more personal. And we have some excellent conversations about activism, about life, about this,

about that. So if you're a member of the flock, check out the flock Facebook group for updates

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And you can set up one-on-one conversations with Jasmine, too.

Yeah, I always enjoy those. So before we get to our chat with Stacey, you came over the other day

and we watched a movie on Disney Plus

that I think is supposed to be for like maybe fifth graders because that's what we like in the world.

And it was called Better Nate than ever. And it's just a silly movie. Maybe if you have kids,

you've watched it already, but I actually loved it because

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