Stepping's come down.

Small doesn't help from the head.

Small doesn't help.

We're talking at shit.

Small doesn't help.

Even a real small doesn't help.

Me and Nancy.

It's so funky.

Welcome to another episode of Small Doses.

I've really been thinking about this episode for quite some time.

You know, just in particular because of COVID and the uprisings and the ways in which

those two things had particularly had an impact on what we call community.

You know, for me, community is one of those things that exists in a real way.

And I think for other people it's kind of like a buzz word.

When I would go to Grenada and I would go to the village where my mother is from in

Munglores, you know, there was community like people knew each other's family for, you know,

generations. People, you know, would go and borrow things from each other.

Put it this way.

There's no house numbers.

You just literally just put on the on the mail the person's last name and the mail man delivers it to you.

So there was always just this sense of community.

And it's, listen, let me tell you that doesn't mean that everybody gets a long

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