Hey, this is Derey and welcome to Potsy of the People.

On this week we have the news as usual with me, Brittany Clinton Sam, Brittany had a head

out towards the end so she joined us for most of the news when I was at the end.

And then in celebration of Earth Day, which was yesterday, I talked to Tudor Fnayana.

The first is Dr. Diana Elizabeth Johnson, she's a marine biologist, conservation strategist,

and the founder of the Ocean Collective.

And then I talked to Diana Young, co-founded director of For the Wild, and she also hosts

The For the Wild Podcast.

Also don't forget to get your tickets for our live shows in Chicago and Minneapolis that

are coming up.

Go to cricketer.com, such events, you will not want to miss them.

My message this week is simple.

You know, when we think about the justice work, often we didn't create the problem, we

didn't start it, we're not to blame.

It's not our fault.

But we often have the ability and the responsibility to change it.

And when I think about the work that lies ahead, it's like remembering that like we have

the skills, we have the tools.

And in many cases, we have a responsibility to the people that come after us and the people

that we love to do the work to make this a better world.

Let's go.

Hey, y'all, it's the news.

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