Hey, everyone, Andrew here. Just wanted to let you know, we are not recording a new episode of

Yos is racist this week. Tani's traveling and we're all sort of processing and trying to figure out

next steps, of course, with the election and just how society looks. But what we do have for you is last

Friday on Yo Can We Live? Kevin and I had a little discussion really just post-election

and some conversations I'd been having mostly centered around

mutual aid and sort of this idea of controlling what you can control, both as realistic

ways of looking at how you can use power in the world, but also, even on a selfish

level, for me personally, just controlling and managing, I guess, anxiety. I don't know.

I don't know exactly what's happening all up inside me, but yeah, I think I've been found, and since we've had the conversation,

I think that I have found super helpful, we had a big solidarity and snacks distro,

which is the group, mutual aid group.

I've been working with.

I think people who listen to the show may know about it, but

that was just on a personal level, very helpful for me. It was nice to see people on the

community and interact with folks and interact with folks who are all in this together and

are doing stuff about it. Two sort of thoughts I've had since then,

since we recorded this episode that you're about to listen to of Yoqually Live.

One, just sort of coalescing around a vague notion of how much to put into,

I don't know, loosely calling it fighting fascism.

And I'm kind of toying with this idea of make it your religion for those folks like me who are not able to, I don't know, have a religion or believe in

something metaphysical. And by that, I do mean in the most concrete terms, essentially down to

tithing. You know, churches ask for 10% of your income. And I think that might not be realistic for

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