Hello beloved listeners this is Adrienne and I just wanted to share that the episode

you're about to hear was recorded before the Gaza, the genocide in Gaza, the

escalation that we're sitting in right now. So I think there's still a ton in

here that is really useful and can even be applied to this time. It's also not

unusual that we record our episodes a little early but then when they land as

when they're most needed even if we didn't know what was coming so I hope that

this episode feels really useful to you and if it's not possible for you to bring

your attention to it in this moment it's okay it'll wait. Love you so much. When I

feel moved to go do something and it's like an easy yes than great and if it's

too difficult and it feels a little off it's not worth it but I used to think I

had to do everything and I just show up everywhere and I would miss out and

it's that understanding that I'm in. There's no missing out because I'm here.

Hello beloved listeners this is Adrienne. Back with you I am a writer of stories and

songs and emergent strategies to pleasure activists living in the land of

the Shakuri, Skirure, Tuscarora, Yeno and Lombi peoples and this is how to

survive the end of the world. Our podcast about learning from a podcast with

race, rigor and curiosity. When I say hour of course I'm including my beautiful

brilliant co-host and sister Autumn who is currently on sabbatical and he

send you best wishes. I hope every time we send you best wishes you get a

little tingle of your spine that's like yes go back to bed. In Autumn's absence

and in honor of my book Fables and Spells I'm going full witch this season and

having conversations with some of my favorite witches and teachers and I'll

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