Hey, everybody, Joe Moore here coming at you from Breckenridge, Colorado. I hope you're doing

great. Today on the show, we have four guests.

It's always fun doing four guests or more. I really am very excited, very honored. I feel to

bring this one to you. You might have heard us talk, but I use a Jama Everett on the show before. He's been a guest teacher here.

Really interesting person. And we've been chatting for a while now and are really excited to

bring this podcast to you now. Finally, I'm hoping to have all of these folks on the show,

one and a, you know, solo in the future. But for now,

we're here to talk about this project called A Table of Our Own, Subtitle, Black People,

Plant Medicine and the Psychedelic Revolution. So beautiful trailer you can find at a table

of our own.org.

And here's who we have on the show today.

Aizajama Everett, M-Div, M-A, MFA, Courtney Watson, LMFT, Latisha Brown, LMFT, Kufikiri,

Imara.

All amazing people, Bay Area folks, I believe, and yeah, just an extraordinary podcast, I think,

talking about a lot of needs that maybe us white folks can't really provide, but we can help to a

degree. And this is how, you know, one way in which I've helped is doing a podcast here. So,

yeah, I use a, I think we, I think we got connected when I ran

that Christians and psychedelic group at the beginning of 2021, somewhat inspired by the Brian

Murat Rescue book. Yeah, Aezy joined us there. It was a really valuable contributor. And we decided

to continue having some sort of relationship. So I'm really excited we did.

I've guest taught for some of Aizze's courses,

and he's guest taught for ours as well.

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