Hello and welcome to under the skin with me Russell Brand. This week we're going to be speaking to Nick Estes. Nick is an indigenous scholar activist and assistant professor of American studies at the University of New Mexico. His research engages colonialism, global indigenous histories, decolonization or history, US imperialism. You liked him a lot, didn't you, Jen?

Yeah, that was great. You worried about the audio colleagues as the kids? No, it's, um, it'll be fine. Yeah, that's like, um, atmosphere and a coffee show, isn't it?

It's like, it really happens for me. I've got a German shepherd at my feet who wants a bit of my banana, literally banana. Um, there were kids everywhere. Now tell me, what did you think of the charisma and chemistry between me and Nick Estes?

I did not notice it. Come on. Why do you think you're fighting? I don't know. What do you?

You've got to become this. Do you think, mate? Could you have done? Maybe. How you been this week?

I brought my sunglasses. How's it in? Okay. Why don't you keep talking? Why did you paint that chair black? I know I've radio worked here. Don't worry about me.

I've been in this medium 20 years lab. Hello. Hello. Actually amazing. Yeah, no, okay. Can you come around to a bit of reflection? Oh, yeah, nice. How much? I know if it's loud. Mind me to me. No.

Do you want to quit? I'm not ever going to say. I'm never going to say. You can say you can say million pounds, and I wouldn't say. I know how much. What are their brand? What are they brand? What's the brand?

Chuck. Chuck. 500 quid sunglasses. Well, there's people starving. Yeah, but they haven't bought sunglasses in three years. You better not lose it. Jenny, it must be so much pressure. What are you for every time you put them down? What do you do? I cherish them.

You cherish them? I cherish them. To touch the lenses with your face, it's spindly grimy, little grease, greasy little fingers, like the thin fingers of a thin piece.

Last time I got here in LA, I just taught a bit of for a long time. Then I had that crystal healing session. You gave me and I went and bought them because I felt so happy.

Yeah, that happens a lot. Sometimes I feel spiritually elevated and the only way I can express myself is by purchasing something. But now I only have two periods. So it's not like I'm excessive.

Just down to, yeah, that's okay. Look, this face, it sunglasses are a luxury item and a lot of people spend a lot of money on it. Don't feel guilty. You've been on any trotsky dates?

No, but I match for another person on their dating app. Who is it?

You want a proof? M or F? Not another one I was wondering. It's like I have it off with a married man. No, it's not married.

What is it then? Why won't I approve? Because it's not for anything meaningful.

Oh, Jenny, what? If you put into your date or I don't want any mean, you put a dire nihilist studying it. I've got too much emotion in my mind already.

It's a really interesting approach. Now call it the dogs in here. Some interesting visits today. Hello, little dog.

All right, well, look, that constitutes some banter when I was really cooling you. That was from the banter to canter time now for the comments.

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Just seal Craig. Oh, sweet Adrian. She's been there for me in more ways than she could ever imagine. Jessie, that sounds absurd.

Her yoga is by far the most spiritual and out of this world relaxing. I've literally fallen asleep. What a treat to see her speak me, Russell. Well, I loved her as well.

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