I'm Welcome, everyone.

We're joined today by two guests, Tristan, Atoon, and Aline Brown.

Both are returning guests to this podcast.

We're excited to have you both on here.

This is about a topic we've been covering.

Lately, we had a previous episode with the Water Protector Legal Collectives,

executive director, Natalisa Govia, on the counterinsurgency tactic or the lawfare tactics employed by

energy transfer partners to go after Greenpeace. You can check out that podcast in our podcast library

or our YouTube page to check out more from that. But we're kind of doing a little bit different sort

of approach. We're going to delve a little bit deeper into this story, covering it from the

perspective of two journalists that I have the privilege of calling friends and colleagues

every now and then. But today, you know, if you guys want to just introduce yourself and talk a little bit about

the angles that you're taking for these projects because, Aline, you're the host and

the writer for a podcast series through the Drilled podcast and Tristan.

I'm not quite sure you, maybe you can, are you the editor or are you a reporter on the new Grist

series that's coming out.

Yeah, I'm just the editor on the on the Grist version, drinked version, basically.

So that's my role.

Yeah, I'm a freelance reporter. I'm also an editor for a podcast

called Drilled. In addition to working with Tristan, you know, writing and reporting this piece

about the energy transfer versus Greenpeace case for Grist. I'm also reporting and hosting a podcast

series for Drilled.

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