Hello, and welcome to the Robcast. This is episode 406, and it's called the Mesa State of Things.

I had this experience over the weekend that it's been two days now, and it's still with me.

I am buzzing, and I want to tell you about it because it's about what happened to me in this place,

but I'm noticing the more I sit with it, how true it is with so many of you all over the place.

And it's so vital that we point these sorts of things out to each other.

Because my friendna earlier this year

she said that she was part of this uh organization called mesa and they were having a garden party on november 1st and what i like to be the mc and i was like the mc like capital m capital c right like m c raw bell or MC, like E-M-C-E, like, we're now going to have a salad, that kind of

MC, right?

But I was like, yes.

Yeah, I'd love to.

I would love to know more about Mesa and what it is, because I had been riding my bike on the east end of

Ohio through the orchards and it's just so beautiful out there and this was maybe last mid last year

and I rode by this like ranch farm like there was a main house in the center but i noticed that behind it were all of

these tiny homes in like like an arc they'd been arranged in like had like a curve and i was like

what is that it's and there was a sign up front that said mason i was like was like, whatever that is, somebody out there is up to something interesting.

So I had seen, I knew that Mesa was a thing happening.

I'm pointing behind me that way, the east end of Ohio.

But I said, I mean, emceeing a garden party.

I'm up for anything, but I'd like to know more. So,

I met Anna at Mesa a little while ago, and I met Dan Parziel, who started Mesa, and he told me

the story. And this, you know those people you meet who are like, they're on a

mission. And that's not like, that's not hype. That's not a cliche. They're, they're so

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