I'm going to Oh, Hey comrades and relatives welcome back. This is a very special episode of our limited series

Yodid. You might have tuned into our last episode of Yodid, which was recorded, what,

almost over a year ago.

This is a limited series that Nick,

my cell with some other comrades conceived,

as a way to talk about trending conspiracy theories, essentially,

and as a way to provide, you know, our breakdown from the perspective of you know a native person of

lefties and breaking down you know know, a material analysis.

And so we've talked about, you know,

the conspiracy theories that were popular in the 60s and 70s.

We talked about the well-known book Chaos, talked a little bit about

Charles Manson stuff. There's an Epstein episode. The Epstein episode. Yeah

for actually, hey guys, for our listeners, can you tell us what Yodid means?

Yeah.

Just for our new listeners and anyone who needs a refresher about what it is to get lost in the sauce.

To get lost in this yoded, okay?

Well, it is derived from Peyote, which is a serious and real medicine that a lot of native people use.

And you know, they should be protected, it should be taken seriously so when we're saying

yodid we're referring to a lot of the time white folks not always white folks but not native folks who take

indigenous spiritual practices out of their context and just get weird and do

inappropriate weird bizarre things. So the way we arrived at using this term within red nation.

It was during the conception of the red deal.

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