Good evening, everybody. Welcome to the show. Starting an hour early. So welcome to those that are

joining the Lovelin for the first time. We're an hour early these days. Got a great show plan for you.

We're going to be breaking on down how to give the consent talk to kids. That's right, because we need to be

teaching kids from an early age about consent for safety for themselves, but also to protect other people from our kids.

That's right.

Then we're going to talk about how to heal sex and body shame.

Yep, we all got work to do around that.

I wanted to open the show, though, by speaking about some environmentalism.

That's right.

A lot of people are talking more and more about it.

I think veganism is up like 200 or 300% because we're understanding that

giving up meat and dairy is one of the best ways to really help with climate change.

Greta Thunberg is out there. Her little documentary is phenomenal. Love seeing smaller kids,

really stepping into this big person in that little body. But what are some ways that we can focus on

environmentalism? I wanted to open the show talking about that because it's something that's dear to

my heart and I want to use my platform and my privilege to really help with the environment.

And as always, anyone who's exploited or marginalized, including the environment.

This is something that's systemic. Mental health is tied to ecological health a hundred

percent we can't talk about health in any capacity including mental health if we're not

talking about the environments in which we live those directly impact our mental health we talk

about suicide prevention we talk about things like racism homophobia not having affordable

housing those are the foundations upon which our lives

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