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Hi everyone, I'm Summer McKeene, a content creator, and Best Sister of the Year.

Hi, I'm Her Sister Bree, I'm actually a ten-time winner of that award.

Together, we're the host of the podcast Wavy.

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Welcome to Going Mental. This is your host, Eileen Kelly. I'm interested in the things many of us face, but don't always talk about. On the show not only will I be sharing more about my own anxiety as in depression

but I'm also going to be talking to a wide range of guests about their own mental health

journeys along with professionals who are going to help educate you and me on the ins and outs of mental illness.

Can't wait for you to hear what's in store. On today's episode, I'm joined by Stephen Donzinger. He is an American attorney best known for his case against Chevron in which he represented over 30,000 indigenous people from Ecuador,

who had suffered environmental damage and health issues caused by oil drilling.

And so the Ecuadorian court ordered Chevron to pay

over $9 billion in damages, but instead of paying, they withdrew their assets from Ecuador

and then launched legal action in the United States against Don Singer,

which resulted in him being disbarred from practicing law in 2018 and spending time in jail as well as being placed under house arrest for

over two years for a nonviolent crime. Okay well it's nice to meet you. Thanks for having you. Thank you for coming on. Can you just introduce yourself for my listeners?

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