Amanda

It was a little bit nice to not be monitoring the news every five minutes. So I feel really good about what we're doing here once a week to keep people informed while not having to follow every single story every single minute, because I think it might be the way to do it. I love that. I think so. Right. Don't you feel more normal?

It was a little bit nice to not be monitoring the news every five minutes. So I feel really good about what we're doing here once a week to keep people informed while not having to follow every single story every single minute, because I think it might be the way to do it. I love that. I think so. Right. Don't you feel more normal?

Yes, I feel like, well, not my normal, which is my own internal chaos. At least I am responding to the tolment of being me as opposed to the tolment of being me and the intentional chaotic tolment of the environment. And I think there is a connection between those two. So it felt nice for a week and it made me think, let's keep doing this because...

Yes, I feel like, well, not my normal, which is my own internal chaos. At least I am responding to the tolment of being me as opposed to the tolment of being me and the intentional chaotic tolment of the environment. And I think there is a connection between those two. So it felt nice for a week and it made me think, let's keep doing this because...

Yes, I feel like, well, not my normal, which is my own internal chaos. At least I am responding to the tolment of being me as opposed to the tolment of being me and the intentional chaotic tolment of the environment. And I think there is a connection between those two. So it felt nice for a week and it made me think, let's keep doing this because...

People need to know, we need to know what's going on and what's important and what's distraction and what's real. And we also need to not be consumed by it. It's like consume the news, but not be consumed by the news is what is ideal. I love that.

People need to know, we need to know what's going on and what's important and what's distraction and what's real. And we also need to not be consumed by it. It's like consume the news, but not be consumed by the news is what is ideal. I love that.

People need to know, we need to know what's going on and what's important and what's distraction and what's real. And we also need to not be consumed by it. It's like consume the news, but not be consumed by the news is what is ideal. I love that.

It was. And I think that it's cool too, because it's not only good for us. It's like, if we don't have a sense of springiness and if we don't have a sense of connectedness with people and community with people, then we can't actually do the things that we're going to need to do to resist all of this. It's actually, it's not selfish. It is helpful to the process to

It was. And I think that it's cool too, because it's not only good for us. It's like, if we don't have a sense of springiness and if we don't have a sense of connectedness with people and community with people, then we can't actually do the things that we're going to need to do to resist all of this. It's actually, it's not selfish. It is helpful to the process to

It was. And I think that it's cool too, because it's not only good for us. It's like, if we don't have a sense of springiness and if we don't have a sense of connectedness with people and community with people, then we can't actually do the things that we're going to need to do to resist all of this. It's actually, it's not selfish. It is helpful to the process to

connect with people and have a little joy and have something to defend when that is under threat. So I got back, let's talk about what the heck went on. I want to talk to you about from my reinsertion in America, what my initial reaction of looking at the news was. I can't imagine. I was like, wow. Okay. I leave, I leave you people for 10 days and I come back and

connect with people and have a little joy and have something to defend when that is under threat. So I got back, let's talk about what the heck went on. I want to talk to you about from my reinsertion in America, what my initial reaction of looking at the news was. I can't imagine. I was like, wow. Okay. I leave, I leave you people for 10 days and I come back and

connect with people and have a little joy and have something to defend when that is under threat. So I got back, let's talk about what the heck went on. I want to talk to you about from my reinsertion in America, what my initial reaction of looking at the news was. I can't imagine. I was like, wow. Okay. I leave, I leave you people for 10 days and I come back and

The president is talking about let's build more prisons so we can ship Americans to El Salvador. It was shocking. So let's talk about that. But we're also going to talk about the things that happened. But also there are really exciting signs of life, kind of evidence of dissent, evidence of a little bit of the wheels getting wobbly underneath the administration in each of the areas.

The president is talking about let's build more prisons so we can ship Americans to El Salvador. It was shocking. So let's talk about that. But we're also going to talk about the things that happened. But also there are really exciting signs of life, kind of evidence of dissent, evidence of a little bit of the wheels getting wobbly underneath the administration in each of the areas.

The president is talking about let's build more prisons so we can ship Americans to El Salvador. It was shocking. So let's talk about that. But we're also going to talk about the things that happened. But also there are really exciting signs of life, kind of evidence of dissent, evidence of a little bit of the wheels getting wobbly underneath the administration in each of the areas.

And I feel like there's some excitement there.

And I feel like there's some excitement there.

And I feel like there's some excitement there.