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Welcome to another episode of In Recovery.

I'm so excited for today's conversation with some voices you've probably heard before.

Activist Derey McKesson, his sister Torey, and their dad, Calvin, were on season one of last day

to talk about DeRay and Teret's childhood growing up around addiction and recovery.

Here's a quick clip from that episode.

I wanted to ask Teret to, because I've never asked you this, is how has being a principal and interacting

with so many parents who are going through their own journeys with their kids, especially because

you're a principal in elementary school? Has that changed, has that, like, how is that

informed the way that you think about parents who struggle?

Oh, I just get it.

I get it in a whole different way.

Like, I get it for the kids, too.

Like, I, I mean, if we, if you think about how it happened, so we grew up without our mom, we knew she had a drug issue, an alcohol issue, or whatever the issue was, the house burned down. We were

displaced. We were homeless. We were doubled up in, and how, like, these are issues that my

kids are dealing with every day. And so when they come in and they're like, you know, I slept

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