Hello and I'm Jelisa Arse.

Jelisa. It's

Go. It's go. Hello and welcome to Hysteria.

I'm Alyssa Mastromanico.

And I'm Jelisa Arse.

Jelisa, it's Thanksgiving, happy Thanksgiving.

My question to you this week is a very specific, not at all broad.

What does today mean to you?

Thanksgiving. I mean, I know we want to keep it light, but you know, the whole genocide thing is like comes to mind.

I have a weird relationship with Thanksgiving because as I've learned more and more about what it really means how it really started you know

the pilgrims coming and like the programs weren't even like the first Europeans to come to America.

It was like the Spanish like a lot earlier than that.

So it's interesting but I like to give thanks on Thanksgiving to the farm workers that make sure that we have food on the table to

To eat and you know I give thanks to them and Thanksgiving has just become more about like eating good food and

Really being grateful for all the things that the universe God whatever you call it has bestowed upon me and my family.

And I'm just really grateful.

I'm really grateful today.

That's how I feel.

I feel like Thanksgiving is really just about being grateful now for the things, especially after

almost two years of being acutely aware of why we have things to be grateful for.

So we're gonna get right into it this week.

I'm joined by Katie Kirk,

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