Hey you guys, welcome to Justice It. I really appreciate you guys being here and listening another week.

Now, before we begin with our next guest, I want to warn you, before you listen, that some of the topics we may be discussing today could be triggering.

We talk about sexual abuse, assault, and drug use. It may be hard to hear for some,

but I promise you it's a powerful conversation.

Now without further ado, please welcome

my American beauty, Mina Savari.

Congratulations on this book. Thank you. First of our both, congratulations on having a baby. Thank you.

First of our most, congratulations on having a baby.

Thank you.

I made a human.

What has that been like for you?

Oh gosh, it's been everything. I'm still going through it.

I mean, he's only four months old.

Yeah.

It's so interesting because do you guys remember in the 90s in 2000, celebrities had to be like,

perfect.

Like you couldn't talk about mental illness, you couldn't talk about, you know, consent, you

couldn't talk about drug use, you know, and you always had to be on point because that's

what the people around you expect it. What's it feel like

that now you get to write, you know, the great piece and talk about all these things and help

other people cope? I mean, it's beautiful. It's incredibly liberating. I never expected any of that

to happen. If it does, you know, that's wonderful. I just felt so compelled to do it through experiencing all of that to happen if it does you know that's wonderful I just felt so

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