Hey guys, Sarah Peachy here last week. I mentioned we will be back with new interviews, which obviously

I'm super excited about, but right now just does not seem like the appropriate time this week. We are

taking a pause right now. We as this, you know, amazing, generous, thoughtful, and creative community

are going to draw our attention to what's happening

in the world right now. Yes, everyone is frustrated and tired, me included. But imagine how

tired and frustrated the people are who actually experience racism on the regular. I don't think

this is my space to explain things or justify things or honestly

talk about what is going on. So I'd like to take this moment to elevate some amazing black

creators and most importantly, a charity that is really doing the work. So privately, I've donated

directly to the family of George Floyd, but you know, there's always something more that I feel like we can do. So privately, I've donated directly to the family of George Floyd, but, you know,

there's always something more that I feel like we can do. So today we are going to focus on the

NPA. This is the National Police Accountability Project. I looked into it after Hank Green tweeted

about it. And it's a project of the National Lawyers Guild, a nonprofit membership organization,

a plaintiff lawyer's law, students, and legal workers dedicated to ending law enforcement,

and detention officer abuse of authority. Whether it's $5 or $100, thank you. Send me your receipts on

Twitter, tagging that creative life. Creative is is spelled CRTV and I'm matching up to

$1,000 of donations so thank you and I'll be looking out for those if you can't spread the money

I totally understand right now it is so tough we're dealing with hate we are dealing with a freaking

pandemic at the same time if you are a part of the fam if you're a part of the fam, if you're a part of the

peachy fam, you wake up every day trying to live that best creative life, your best creative

life. You are curious, you are creative, you are generous. Your creativity makes the world

so much better, but so does your support. So below in the show notes, I am linking some of the most

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