Can

you

guys

all

see

that?

Yes.

Ms.

Liz,

you

are

truly

one

of

a

kind

gift

to

the

world.

Thank

you

for

doing

different

and

showing

the

world

that

it

is

okay

to

be

different

as

well.

From

all

of

us

to

you.

Thank

you.

An

advocate

and

change

maker.

A

woman

on

no

mission.

She

is

here

to

make

a

difference.

Taking

action,

not

just

wishing.

She's

bringing

people

together

all

over

the

world.

She's

different

and

unique.

Such

a

beautiful

soul.

A

survivor

of

abuse.

Ms.

Liz

is

here

to

tell

the

truth.

When

the

world

gave

up

on

her

and

put

her

through

hell,

she

believed

in

herself.

She's

such

an

inspiration,

a

flower

towards

humanity.

Loves

all

walks

of

life.

Striving

towards

unity.

She

leads

the

world

with

purpose.

Pushing

through

the

pain,

making

a

difference.

One

cup

of

tea

at

a

time.

The

world

should

know

her

name.

I'll

survive.

Ms.

Liz

is

here

to

tell

the

truth.

When

the

world

gave

up

on

her

and

put

her

through

hell,

she

believed

in

herself.

Her

podcast

holds

space

for

people

to

share

their

stories.

Her

reunion

show

was

a

favorite,

bringing

everyone

together

across

countries.

Her

goal

is

to

bring

back

humanity

simply

by

being

different,

with

diversity

and

inclusion.

She's

wonderfully

enlightened.

Also

fight

for

our

abuse.

Ms.

Liz

is

here

to

tell

the

truth.

When

the

world

gave

up

on

her

and

put

her

through

hell,

she

believed

in

herself.

Herself.

When

the

world

put

her

through

hell,

she

believed

in

herself.

She

believed

in

herself.

Wow.

That

is

powerful.

That

was

beautiful.

That's

a

beautiful

song

and

perfectly

timed.

So

thank

you

guys

all

for

joining

me

tonight

on

tea

time

with

Ms.

Liz.

As

you

all

know,

this

is

a

night

of

farewells

and

thank

yous.

Not

goodbyes,

but

just

farewells.

And

sometimes

farewells

are

needed

for,

you

know,

just

to

remind

people

that

self

care

is

important

and

that

as

well.

I

want

to

do

one

more

video

and

then

I'm

going

to

get

Freddie

in

here

because

I

see

Freddie

and

Lesbitt

in

here

and

Freddie's

going

to

give

us

some

entertainment

tonight

and

he's

going

to

sing,

sing

for

us.

So

we're

going

to

do

some

of

that.

I

want

to

just

let

everybody

know

that

I

could

not

have

done

this

without

all

of

my

guests.

So

we

have

hit

over

70

different

countries,

175

different

topics,

and

over

400

interviews

in

five

years.

So

I

really

just

want

to

thank

everybody

for

joining

me

tonight.

You

all

have

made

the

difference

in

my

life.

You

have

all

made

the

difference

in

my

listeners

and,

and

in

the

communities

that

you

guys

serve

as

well.

So

thank

you

for

that.

Again,

Ms.

Liz

is

not

a

Zoom

girl.

I'm

a

Streamyard

girl.

So

if

you

see

a

lot

of

glitches

tonight

or

a

lot

of

bloopers,

just

giggle

it

off,

because

Ms.

Liz

is

trying

to

figure

it

all

out.

So

I

just

want

to.

I

want

to

close

this

so

I

can

see

everybody.

And

I'm

not

sure

how

it's

going

to

close.

So

let

me

see

if

I

can

close

this.

There

we

go.

I

want

to

close

it.

Does

anybody

want

to

help

me

here?

There

should

be

a

button

across

the

top.

Stop,

share

mode.

Stop,

share

mode.

Oh,

my

goodness.

We're

going

to

close

this

chapter

with

a

lot

of

bloopers

I

see.

If

it's

not

there.

Oh,

there,

you

found

it.

You

found

it.

Missiles

doesn't

give

up,

guys.

If

anybody

knows

this

doesn't

give

up,

I,

you

know,

I

just

go

with

the

flow,

and

I

just

want

to

show

everybody.

So

see

all

these

incredible

guests

that

are

sitting

here

tonight,

They've

all

been

on

Tea

Time

eater

in

season

1,

2,

3,

4,

or

5

or

a

couple

of

times.

They've

been

on

multiple

different

shows,

different

seasons.

So

thank

you

all

for

that.

We

do

have

Lukeman

in

the

house

from

Pakistan.

He

was

on

tea

time

five

times.

He

was

my

returning

guest.

He

just

wanted

to

keep

coming

back

and

enjoying

tea

time

all

the

time.

So

thank.

Oh,

what's

the

time

difference

from

there?

Nine

and

a

half

hours,

I

believe,

is

a

time

difference.

So

for

him

to

be

here,

I

really

appreciate

that.

Yeah,

I

saw

a

couple

of

your

Aussies

in

the

opening

there.

It's

like

that's

always

trouble,

too,

with

that

time

difference.

Somebody's

got

to

be

up

early.

Somebody's

got

to

be

up

late.

Absolutely.

So

we're

going

to

play

one

more

video,

and

then

I'm

going

to

pull

up

Freddie,

and

Freddie's

going

to

do

his

entertainment

for

all

of

us.

Thank

you

for

that

again,

Freddie,

for

popping

up.

My

special

entertainer

for

this

year.

I

always

like

to

get

my

guests

to

be

the

entertainers

because

that's

another

way

of

supporting

and

collaborating

with

my

guests.

So

one

more

video

from

Ms.

Liz,

and

then

we're

gonna

get

started

with

Freddie,

and

then

we're

gonna

do

some

fun

moments

and

all

of

that

good

stuff.

And

if

any

of

the

guests

would

like

to

say

anything

after

Freddie

sings,

then

we'll

do

that.

And

for

anybody

that

needs

to

skip

out,

don't

worry,

this

is

being

recorded

and

you

will

get

that

recording

as

well.

So

let

me

get

that

video

going,

and

then

we

will

get

Freddie

up

here.

This

one,

I

want

to

share

a

moment

just

a

second,

if

you

will.

Maybe

Even

a

couple

streams

we

can

share

this

performance

Pour

a

cup

never

shut

up

T

is

for

tragedy

and

being

together

E

is

for

everyone

and

their

equality

A

is

for

being

asinine

Sometimes

it's

just

a

cup

in

time

I

like

to

keep

up

and

light

like

all

of

us

not

every

moment

we

and

me

feeling

fine

Pour

a

cup

never

shut

up

Come

over

here

have

a

moment

with

me

My

name

is

Miss

Lizzy

I

don't

ever

smoke

I'm

dizzy

But

we

can

always

share

some

ditzies

it's

just

a

cup

and

tie

I

like

tequila

and

lying

life

like

all

of

us

night

every

moment

we

can

be

feeling

fine

I

want

to

share

a

moment

Just

a

second

if

you

feel

me

and

a

couple

thrill

we

can

share

this

performance

it's

tea

time

comes

in

with

me

Come

over

here

have

a

moment

with

me

My

name

is

Miss

Lizzy

I

don't

ever

smoke

the

dizzy

but

we

can

always

share

some

ditzies

it's

just

a

cup

in

time

I

like

tequila

and

lime

lime

like

all

of

us

not

every

moment

we

can

be

feeling

fine

I

want

to

share

a

moment

Just

a

second

if

you

will

May

need

a

cup

of

thrill

we

can

share

this

performance

it's

tea

time

Come

sit

with

me

Come

over

here

have

a

moment

with

me

My

name

is

Miss

Lizzy

I

don't

ever

smoke

the

dizzy

but

we

can

always

share

some

ditzies

it's

just

a

cup

and

tie

I

like

tequila

and

lime

lime

like

all

of

us

not

every

moment

we

can

be

feeling

fine

I

want

to

share

a

moment

There

we

go.

I

figured

it

out.

First

shot.

So

now

we

have

some

special

entertainment

coming

to

the

table.

We

have

Freddie.

He's

going

to

do

some

entertaining

for

us.

So

sit

back,

enjoy.

If

you

guys

would

all

like

to

just

leave

your

comments

and

how

you

can

connect.

Last

year

we

made

14

connections

through

tea

Times

reunion

shows.

I'd

like

to

double

it

up

this

year.

If

you'd

like

to

connect

or

collaborate

with

any

of

my

Tea

Time

guests,

reach

out

to

Ms.

Liz.

Ms.

Liz

can

do

that

for

all

the

viewers

and

that

on

YouTube.

Thank

you.

I

see

all

of

your

comments

coming

in

and

I

really

appreciate

you

all

tuning

in

tonight

and

supporting

my

guests

because

that's

what

it

is.

It's

all

about

support

with

Ms.

Liz.

So

thank

you

again.

We're

going

to

get

Freddie

up

here,

we're

going

to

have

some

entertainment

and

then

we're

going

to

get

some

messages

from

some

of

these

guests

and

all

of

their

little

fun

facts

and

stuff

like

that

that

they

had

during

Tea

time.

And

maybe

we're

surprised

on

how

tea

time

really

was.

So

let

me

get

Freddie

up

here.

I'm

going

to

pin

Freddie.

So

enjoy

the

show,

guys.

So

let

me.

Let

me

get

Freddie.

There

we

go.

So

welcome,

Freddie.

Hey,

Liz.

Hi,

everybody.

Wow.

Well,

such

diamonds.

Everybody

is

such

a

unique

diamond.

And

you

really

brought

everybody

together

to

keep

sharing

and

changing

the

world

and

bringing

information,

new

ways

of

seeing

and

thinking

and

being.

I

see

you're

changing

things.

Old

doors

are

closing.

New

doors

are

opening.

So

good,

good,

good.

So,

yeah,

I

want

to

sing

a

song

or

two

this.

First

thing,

you

know,

however

tough

it

gets,

Just

take

it

nice

and

easy.

That's.

Just

take

it

nice

and

easy.

It's

gonna

be

so

easy

for

us

to

fall

in

love

hey,

baby,

what's

the

hurry?

Relax,

don't

you

worry

we're

gonna

fall

in

love

yeah,

we're

on

the

road

to

romance

that's

safe

to

say

but

let's

make

all

the

stops

along

the

way

the

problem

now

is

to

simply

hold

our

horses

to

rush

wood

be

across

Cause

nice

and

easy

does

it

Nice

and

easy

does

it

Nice

and

easy

does

it

every

time.

Thank

you.

I

got

one

other

one

I

want

to

do

for

you.

It's

by

a

guy

who

let

me

find

here.

There

it

is.

Traveled

the

world

and

he

changed

the

world

with

his

music.

At

a

time

when

the

world

needed

something

good

to

feel

and

hear

and

be.

His

name

was

Louis

Satchmo

Armstrong.

His

career

lasted

from

the

20s

all

the

way

through

the

70s.

He

had

kind

of

a

revival

tune

called

what

a

Wonderful

World.

So

if

you

know

it,

you

can

sing

along.

Just

feel

into

the

vibe.

I

see

trees

of

grain

Red

roses,

too

I

see

them

bloom

for

me

and

for

you

and

I

think

to

myself

what

a

wonderful

world

I

see

skies

of

blue

and

clouds

of

white

the

bright

blessed

day

and

the

dark

sacred

night

and

I

think

to

myself

what

a

wonderful

world

the

colors

of

the

rainbow

so

pretty

in

the

sky

Are

also

on

your

faces

of

people

passing

by

I

see

friends

shaking

hands

Saying

how

do

you

do?

They're

really

saying

I

love

you

I

hear

babies

crying

I

watch

them

grow

they'll

learn

much

more

than

I'll

ever

know

And

I

think

to

myself

what

a

wonderful

world

Yes.

I

think

to

myself

what

a

wonderful

world

oh,

yeah.

Great.

Thank

you,

guys.

Thanks

for

your

view.

That's

how

it's

done

on

Ms.

Liz.

Like,

oh,

my

God.

Pretty.

Thank

you

for

that.

Thank

you

for

allowing

me

to

share

something.

Yeah.

So

I

want

to

just

get

everybody

to

share

a

little

bit

on

what

you

came

on

tea

time

for

what

was

your

favorite

memory?

What,

what

did,

what

surprised

you

about

tea

time?

And

I'm

going

to

start

with

Liesbit

and

Freddie

since

they're

pinned

up

already

and

give

a

little

bit

of

what

you

do

and

all

of

those

goodies

that

you

might

have

in

2025,

if

you

have

anything

that

you'd

like

to

shoot

out

there

and

throw

that

out

there

so

we

can

get

that,

then

I'm

going

to

jump

over

to

Richard

Blank

next

after.

So

get

ready.

I'm

going

to

start

pinning

you

guys.

So

get

ready.

Here

we

go.

Thank

you

Ms.

Liz

and

all

your

wonderful

guests.

So

my

name

is

Freddie

Zental

Weaver

and

this

is

my

partner,

beloved

Elsbet

Moit.

We're

founders

and

directors

of

Tantra

Nova

Institute

here

in

Chicago.

For

the

last

25

years,

we've

traveled

all

over

the

world

teaching

couples

and

singles

these

practices

of

how

to

work

consciously

with

life

force

energy.

We

have

a

best

selling

book,

Sexual

Enlightenment

that's

available

in

audible

and

on

everywhere.

And

we

love

what

we

do

and

we're

so

excited

to

be

here

with

you

because

we

see

so

many

people

doing

so

many

wonderful

things

and

making

the

world

a

better

place.

And

how

we

came

to

Miss

Liz

is

like

at

least

a

couple

of

years

ago

through

our

public

relationship

person.

And

we

Never

left

Liz,

Ms.

Liz

since,

ever

since.

So.

And

it

just

has

been

the

way

you

guide

us

in

the

conversation.

You

give

room,

you

create

space,

you

allow.

And

what

I

love

so

much

about

you,

Liz,

is

your

curiosity.

So,

you

know,

in

the

curiosity

then

I,

oh

yeah,

of

course

I

want

to

share

and

then

this

idea

and

I

think

I

can

speak

for

both

of

us.

We're

so

appreciative

of

you

to,

you

know,

have

us

on

and

also

for

us

to

share

our

message.

That

may

be

a

little

bit

out,

you

know,

of

the

box,

but

you

just

were

thriving

with

us.

So

thank

you

so

much.

And

you

can

reach

us

here

in

chicago@tantranova.com

t

a

n

t

R

A

N

O

V

A

Tantra

Nova.

Like

supernova.

Yes.

Thank

you,

Liz

and

thank

you

all

your

guests

and

I

look

forward

to

seeing

you

around

the

campus.

Well,

thank

you

so

much

again.

I

had

this

couple

on

tea

time

because

we

don't

talk

about

intimacy,

right?

We,

we

talk

about

all

the

dirty

stuff,

but

we

don't

talk

about

the

intimacy.

And

I

really

want

you

guys

to

reach

out

to

Freddie

and

Lizbeth

because

the

work

that

they

do

is

incredible,

you

know,

and

we

really

need

to

start

getting

relationships

back

on

board.

Freddie

and

lesbian

already

know

that

Ms.

Liz

has

a

bumpy,

you

know,

ups

and

downs.

So

I

really

want

to

thank

you

guys

for

that.

And

check

out

the

retreats,

check

out

their

books,

check

out

all

that

good

stuff.

So

again,

check

them

out.

Now

I'm

going

to

jump

over

to

Costa

Rica

that

going

to

see

Richard

Blank

next.

So.

That's

right.

We're

traveling

tonight.

Thank

you

guys.

Freddie,

thank

you

again

for

the

music.

I

really

appreciate

it.

Thank

you.

Happy

holidays

all.

Thank

you

so

much,

Liz.

Bye.

We're

gonna

be

going

because

we

have

a

thing

we

got

to

do.

Love

you

guys.

Thank

you

so

much,

guys.

Bye.

Bye.

And

there

we

go.

We

got

Richard.

There

we

go.

There's

Richard.

How

are

you,

Ms.

Liz,

it's

so

great

to

see

you

and

everybody.

I'm

having

a

wonderful

time

tonight

and

I

can

really

feel

the

energy

here.

Direct

transfer

of

electromagnetic

energy.

Everyone

is

giving

but

we

love

you

and

you

shine

and

every

time

someone

gets

to

cross

paths

with

you,

their

lives

get

better.

And

we're

just

a

very,

very

small

segment

of

the

people

that

you

have

touched

in

your

life.

And

so

it's

an

honor

to

be

here

with

and

to

share

ideas.

But

our

episode

was

interesting.

It

was,

I

think

we

were

shattering

some

misconceptions

of

telemarketing

and

things

like

that.

You're

supposed

to

hate

me.

I'm

not

the

guy

that

calls

you

at

your

house.

But

my

good

friend,

we

spoke

about

beautiful

soft

skills

and

conflict

management

and

taking

breaths

and

diplomacy

and

strategy

and

trying

to

pay

it

forward

to

this

younger

generation

so

they

can

be

more

self

reliant

and

they

can

depend

on

themselves

better.

So

in

our

interview,

my

good

friend,

you

brought

the

best

out

of

me

and

I

was

hopefully

able

to

share

these

sort

of

tips

and

tricks

so

people

can

balance

themselves

when

they're

dealing

with

people

in

sales

and

business.

Well,

thank

you

so

much.

It

was

really

an

interesting

interview.

So

if

anybody

would

like

to

check

out

Richard

Blank's

interview.

You

know,

Richard,

I've

seen

you,

you

have

me

all

over

the

place.

Like

I've

been

seeing

our

episodes

in

different

countries

that

I

was

like,

well,

didn't

I

say

I

take

good

care

of

you?

Listen,

we're

making

the

world

tour.

We

are,

we're

traveling

the

world

together.

So

thank

you

for

that,

Richard

and

for

anybody

that

would

like

to

check

out

Richard's,

I

believe

you're

on

season

four,

Richard.

Right.

And

also

if

anybody's

a

pinball

machine

player,

I'm,

I'm

the

largest

collector

in

Central

America.

So

if

you

come

visit

me,

expect

to

have

a

pinball

Marathon.

I'm

totally

living

in

the

80s

still,

so,

yeah,

that's

what

I

do.

Well,

thank

you

so

much,

Richard.

Next,

I'm

gonna

reach

out

and

see

if

I

can

find

him.

Where

are

you,

Claudio?

There

we

go.

We're

gonna

pin

up.

Claudia,

we're

gonna

take

you

a

six

baseball

game.

We're

gonna

play

some

baseball,

guys.

So

let

me

get

him

in

here.

There

we

go.

Thank

you

again,

Richard.

There

we

go.

Oh,

you

got

your

thing

on

mute.

He's

hiding

from

me.

What

are

you

doing?

All

right,

just

sent

you.

There

we

go.

Got

you.

Can

you

hear

me

now?

Oh,

no,

don't

got

you.

Where's

your

sound?

There

we

go.

I

can

hear

you.

Can

you

hear

me?

Gotcha.

Hello?

I

got

you.

Can

you

hear

me?

Yes,

I

can.

There

we

go.

Liz,

you

know,

I.

I

have

to

start

off,

I'm

just

blown

away

by

all

the

kind

things.

Not

that

I'm

surprised,

but

I

think

it's

so

nice

that

everybody.

You

know,

my

mom

used

to

say,

never

speak

from

the

neck

up,

speak

from

the

heart

up.

And

everybody's

done

that

tonight

and,

and

shared

how

much

they

care

for

you

and

the

impact

that

you've

had

on

them.

And

I

think

that's

fantastic.

And,

and

I,

I

commend

you.

And,

and

you

can

just

see

what

a

wonderful

person

you

are,

but

also

from

everyone

else

saying

all

these

nice

things

and,

you

know,

I.

I

don't

know

all

the

circumstances

and,

and,

but,

but

we've

all

been

through

things.

As

a

matter

of

fact,

I'm

looking

at

a

list

on

my

computer

several

years

ago,

Probably,

I

think

2008,

it

seemed

like

the

walls

were

closing

in,

you

know,

and

I

decided

to

write

down

all

of

the

things

that

were

so

called

crisis

in

my

life

that

now

seem

ridiculous,

but

they

were

at

the

time

they,

they

were

heard

for

worrisome.

And

I'd

say

I'm

a

baseball

coach.

I'm

hitting

about

960,

which

is

pretty

damn

good,

you

know,

And.

And

you

know,

this

too

shall

pass.

And

Kurt

Warner,

the.

The

old

hall

of

Fame.

He's

a

Hall

of

Fame

quarterback

for

the

St.

Louis

Rams.

He

got

benched

during

a

game

with

the

Giants

years

ago,

and

he

was.

As

he

was

walking

off,

the

reporter

said

to

him,

it

looks

like

your

career

is

over.

And

he

said,

I

can't

wait

to

see

what

the

Lord

does

with

this.

And

then

the

rest

is

history.

He

became

a

Hall

of

Fame

quarterback

from

that.

So,

you

know,

life

can

be

tough.

And

it's

tough

for

me.

It's

tough

for

everybody.

And

we

Just

have

to

keep

swinging,

keep

plugging

away,

and.

And

it's

hard,

but

somehow

we.

We

get

through

it.

And

we.

We

really

had

an

interesting

interview

as

well,

because

we

talked

about

baseball,

we

talked

about

hall

of

Fame,

we

talked

about

a

lot

of

different

things.

Right.

We

went

down

some

real

rabbit

holes,

and

that's

what

happens

when

you

come

on

tee

time.

You

go

down

rabbit

holes.

Said

you

might

have

not

even

expected

to

open

because

my

Oma

taught

me

to

treat

all

of

my

guests

as

she

would

have

taught,

you

know,

treated

me

with

comfort

and

understanding,

compassion,

because

we

all

come

from

all

walks

of

life.

And

the

reason

that

I'm

doing

the

farewell

and

thank

you

is

because

I

want

to

show

appreciation

for

guests,

guests

that

take

time

to

come

onto

our

platforms,

guests

that

go

out

of

their

way

to

get

seen

in

different

avenues

and

come

to

different

tables.

And,

Claudia,

when

you

reached

out

to

me,

I

was

like,

oh,

my

goodness.

Baseball.

I.

I

like

baseball.

So

I

was

like,

yeah,

let's

do

this.

So,

like,

like

I

said,

there's

been

over

175

different

topics.

So

if

one

tea

time

doesn't

resonate

with

you,

I

guarantee

there

is

one

that

will.

One

tea

time

will

hit

home

for

you.

I

guarantee

that.

So

thanks

again.

Claudia.

What

really

surprised

you

on

tea

time?

You

know

what?

Nothing

really

surprised

me.

I

was

just

glad.

Like

Robert

said,

you

know,

you

brought

things

out

of

me.

You

know,

I

have

a

lot

of

moments

in

life,

a

lot

of

things,

a

lot

of

good

and

bad

that

happened,

and

you

brought

them

out.

And

I

was

more

willing

to

share

them

with

you

because,

like

you,

I

want

people

to

be

impacted

by

my

story

because

we

all

need

to

hear

someone

else's

story

and

how

they

got

from

point

A

to

point

B,

be

it

the

struggles

or

the

successes.

You

know,

people.

People,

they.

They

see

whatever

they

see.

Well,

there

was

a

story

behind

that,

and

I

really

enjoyed

talking

with

you,

and

I'm

going

to

have

you

on

my

show

as

well

and.

And

share

your

story,

but

really,

at

the

end

of

the

day,

it's

about

impacting

people.

And

I've

had

so

many

people,

starting

with

my

parents,

have

impact

in

my

life,

and.

And

I

really

enjoyed

the

interview.

Sometimes,

you

know,

people

will

just

ask

baseball

stuff,

and,

And.

And,

you

know,

you

love

baseball,

but

you

kind

of

use

baseball

as

a

vehicle

to

get

other

things

out

of

me,

which

I

really

appreciated.

That's.

And

I

think

my

mama

gives

me

that

little

trademark.

You

know,

she.

She.

She

helps

me

along

the

way.

She

says,

no,

no,

dig

a

little

deeper,

you

know,

or

go

to

the

next

Base,

go

to

the

next

base.

Right.

And

then

you

go

to

home

base,

and

that's

what

it

is.

Right.

We

go

to

different

bases

on

tea

time

and

different

countries

and

different

topics

and

all

of

that.

So

thanks

for

joining

me

and

being

a

part

of

tea

time

and

being

part

of

that

journey

as

well.

Next,

I'm

gonna.

I'm.

I'm

just

gonna

pick

up

here

where

I'm

going

to

go.

I'm

going

to

Ron

next.

I

see

Ron,

I'm

gonna

pop

you

up,

pin

you

up,

and

tell

me

a

little

bit

about

what

you.

Where

you've

been

since

tea

time,

because

I

think

you

were

on.

On

season

three,

if

I

remember

right.

Let

me

get

Ron

in

here.

You

want

to

pin

Ron.

There

we

go.

There's

Ron.

Oh,

and

you're

muted.

Let

me

get

you

unmuted.

There

we

go.

Yeah,

it

was

quite

a

while

ago

that

I

was

on

tea

time,

and

where

I

am

right

now,

I

started

walking

across

the

country

again

on

9

11.

Right

now

I

am

outside

of

New

Orleans.

I'm

going

to

be

speaking

at

the

George

and

Barbara

Bush

Foundation.

We

have

developed

a

suicide

prevention

and

intervention

program,

and

that's

what

we're

doing.

We're

going

to

be

building

a

retreat

for

veterans

to

give

them

the

tools

they

need

to

make

the

transition.

So

I'm

not

60

anymore,

so

this

walk

is

a

little

tougher

for

me

than

the.

The

last

one.

So.

But

that's

where

we

are.

And

I

appreciate

that

you

gave

us

the

opportunity

to

let

people

know

and

create

some

awareness,

but

awareness

does

nothing.

Awareness

hasn't

saved

the

life.

It's

what

you

do

with

the

awareness

that

counts.

So

thank

you

for

what

you

did

with

your

awareness,

to

bring

things

to

the

forefront,

and

I

hope

people

act

on

it

instead

of

just

saying,

well,

that's

a

great

idea.

Good

luck.

Absolutely.

And

that's

the

message,

Ron,

that

I

want

to

put

out

there.

Right.

Is

these

tea

times

are

there?

Yes.

The

podcast

is

closing,

but

you

can

go

back

and

you

can

make

a

difference.

You

can

join

that

walk

with

Ron.

You

can

reach

out

to

Ron.

You

know,

just

because

he

was

on

season

three

doesn't

mean

that

you

can't

reach

out

to

him.

It

doesn't

mean

that

you

can't

connect,

you

know,

and

support

the

veterans

and,

you

know,

make

a

difference.

When

I

say

awareness,

I

don't

just

mean

speaking.

I

don't

just

mean

interviews.

I

mean

let's

connect

and

let's

really

bring

the

difference,

the

difference

that

we

want

to

see

in

the

world,

because

talking

doesn't

do

much.

Walking

does

so

thanks

for,

for

all

you've

done,

Ron,

and

keep

doing

what

you're

doing

and

stay

in

contact

with

me.

Any

updates

or

anything

like

that,

any

events,

we

can

get

those

out

there

as

well.

The

podcast

is

closing,

but

Ms.

Liz

is

not

closing

the

updates.

So

please

stay

connected

with

me

and

give

me

updates

on

what

you're

doing.

I'm

going

to

pop

up

Jeff

next

because

I

do

know

that

Jeff

has

a

family

party

going

on.

So

let's

get

Jeff

in

here

and

then

I'm

going

to

go

over

to

Kare,

who's

in

Australia.

So

I

want

to

get

these

different

countries

up

before

because

of

the

time

zone.

So

let

me

get

Jeff

up

here.

Thank

you

again,

Ron,

and

it

is

a

pleasure.

I

think

this

is

your

third

reunion

show

that

you've

been

with

me,

so

thank

you

for

that,

Ron.

I

really

appreciate

you

coming

each

and

every

year

as

well.

Thank

you.

It's

the

long

walk

home.org

just

for

those

that

don't

know

if

you

want

to

put

that

information

in

the

chat

box

so

they

can

reach

out

to

you

as

well.

We're

on.

Okay,

thanks.

There

we

go.

We

got

Jeff

coming

in

now.

I'm

here.

Namaste,

Ms.

Liz,

and

Namaste

to

all

the

guests.

What

a

beautiful

bunch

of

faces

and

lovely

comments.

I'm

delighted

to

be

with

you

even

though

I've

shed

a

tear

that

my

time

with

tea

time

and

Liz

is

ending.

But

as

others

have

said,

Liz

will

carry

you

in

our

heart

forever.

And

the

podcasts

are

recorded

so

they

won't

be

lost.

Love

to

all

of

you.

It's

been

a

busy

time

for

me

because

I'm

the

president

of

two

foundations

and

foundations

and

charities

all

seem

to

be

in

that,

you

know,

last

minute

money

raising

effort

end

of

the

year.

But

I'm

used

to

it.

And

I'm

also

a

bit

piled

on

because

my

95

year

old

mother

is

having

issues

and

I've

had

to

take

over

her

finances.

So,

you

know,

one

more

thing,

but

she's

still

competent

and

a

joy

to

talk

with

and

zoom.

Unfortunately

she's

in

Florida

and

I'm

in

Indiana.

But

still

we

persevere.

Absolutely.

And

Jeff

actually

brought

in

pickleball

to

Ms.

Liz's

life.

When

I

first

heard

about

pickleball,

I

thought

you

were

hitting

a

pickle

around.

I

didn't

even

know

what

the

heck

pickleball

was.

So

I

learn

a

lot

from

my

guest

and

I

am

happy

to

say

that

I

will

be

joining

Pickleball

next

year

in

Cornwall.

So

stay

tuned

for

all

that

exciting

stuff.

Like

I

said,

next

Year

will

be

a

self

care

year

for

Ms.

Liz.

I'll

be

doing

a

lot

of

different

things

for

myself

to

get

strong

again.

I

want

to

really

thank

you

Jeff.

You

know,

you've

been

on

tea

time

three

times

and

every

time

we

always

have

a

good

conversation

together.

We

always

bring

good

content

to

the

table

and

good

information

and

that's

what

tea

time

is

about

is

right.

Getting

that

information

out

there

that

people

might

not

know

about.

So

again,

thank

you

Jeff.

And

I

know

that

you

have

a

family

party

to

go

to

so

I

will

just

let

you

enjoy

your

evening

with

your

family.

Again,

I

want

to

just

thank

everybody

for

coming

in

here

tonight

and

giving

me

that

time

and

space

to

be

here.

Use

all

make

a

difference.

And

I

want

you

all

to

remember

that

we

make

a

difference

by

just

showing

up,

by

just

having

that

conversation

and

by

just

having

that

cup

of

tea

and

not

the

beverage

but

sharing

our

life

stories

with

each

other.

So

again,

thank

you

Jeff

for

that.

Thank

you.

If

anybody

would

like

to

reach

out

to

Jeff.

Jeff,

put

all

your

information

into

the

comment

section,

all

your

good

stuff

and

work

that

you

do

so

we

can

get

that

seen

and

heard

as

well.

My

goal

is

to

connect

as

many

as

I

can

guests

tonight

along

with

the

guests

that

didn't

attend

tonight

because

of

other

commitments

and

family

things.

It's

Christmas

time,

right?

We

want

to

travel,

we

want

to

see

family

and

that's

number

one

for

everybody.

I

want

everybody

to

understand

that,

that

your,

your

care

comes

first.

So

thank

you

again,

Jeff.

And

now

I'm

gonna

kick

a

pickle.

Pick

a

pickle.

Kick

a

pickle,

kick

a

pickle.

I,

I

will

do

my

best.

I,

you

know

what,

I've

actually

seen

the,

the,

the

instruments

to

play

pickleball

and

I

said,

oh,

that's

what

the

ball

looks

like.

It's

not

a

pickle

is

what

the

heck

are

you

thinking,

girl?

But

honestly,

when

I

heard

pickleball

I

thought

we

were

hitting

pickles

and

I'm

not

a

pickle

lover.

So

we'll

see

how

this

goes.

That's

why

you

can

kick

it,

you

don't

have

to

eat

it.

Thanks

for

that.

Next.

I

got

to

get

carried

from

Australia

in

here

so

she

can

speak

because

the

different

time

zones

we

have

people

from

all

over

the

world.

Then

I'm

going

to

jump

over

to

Paul

because

he's

also

in

Australia

and

that

as

well.

And

then

we're

gonna

jump

over

to

Lukeman

because

of

the

nine

hour

time

zone.

We're

going

to

just

keep

popping

around

again

if

you

guys

want

to

leave

all

of

your

information

in

the

comment

section

so

mesl

can

push

that

out

after

because

there

is

going

to

be

a

lot

of

different

surprises

coming

for

2025.

I

am

taking

a

break,

but

I'm

not

going

to

take

that

kind

of

break

that

you're

all

thinking

I'm

taking.

So

let

me

get

Karen

in

here

and

then

I

will.

Let

me

add

Karen.

There

you

go.

Thank

you

so

much,

Jeff.

It

is

an

honor.

And

stay

in

touch.

You

know,

I'm

just

a

cup

of

tea

away.

Hello.

Hello,

Miss

Lizzie.

Can

you

all

hear

me?

All

right.

I

can.

Wonderful.

First

of

all,

I

just

wanted

to

say

it

is

so

lovely

to

reconnect

again

with

you

on

video

and

see

a

few

familiar

faces

there

as

well.

The

first

thing

that

I

wanted

to

share

that

really

caught,

I

suppose,

touched

me.

It

is

the

song,

and

I

just

think

that

the

first

song

that

Freddie

is

Freddie

that

did

it,

isn't

it?

It

was

just

so

perfect,

and

it's

captured

your

essence

and

the

essence

of

the

work

that

you

do.

So

I

just

wanted

to

say,

even

though

you're

here

to

thank

our

guests,

your

guests,

because

without

guests,

you

wouldn't

have

a

program.

I

think

without

you,

none

of

this

will

happen.

And

you

bring

so

much

of

yourself

and

selflessly

to.

To

give

out

to

others.

So

very,

very

much

appreciated.

And

I

have

not

been

very

active.

I

kind

of,

like,

in

a

roundabout

way,

took

time

off

last

year

as

well,

this

year

to

be

away

from

Facebook

and

decided

to.

To

not

work

or

focus

so

much

on

my

business

itself.

But

still

being

in

touch

and

the

wonderful

people

that

I've

met

through

those

online

connections,

I

just

think

it's.

It's

incredible.

And

we

can

really

be

friends

all

across

from

the

other

side

of

the

world.

So

thank

you

so

much

for

making

that

possible.

Oh,

you're

very

welcome.

And

I

really

enjoyed

our

conversation

because

it

went

down

some

rabbit

holes

too.

Right?

Great.

It

didn't

really

go

down

the

conversation

we

thought

we

were

going

to

have,

but

we

really

enjoyed

ourselves

together.

And

that's

what

it

is,

right?

You

think

sometimes,

okay,

I'm

going

on

a

podcast

and

I'm

going

to

talk

this.

I'm

going

to

do

this.

But

then

you

get

on

the

show

and

you're

like,

oh,

I'm

not

going

that

way,

am

I?

I'm

going

this

way,

so.

And

I

think

that's

the

beauty

about

the

idea

behind

speaking

authentically,

sharing

your

story

and

how

really

our

stories

connect

us.

And

whether

you

use

it

to

make

a

friend

or

you.

Or

you

share

your

story

as

part

of

sharing

your

wisdom

or

something

that

you've

learned

or

as

part

of

your

business.

I

think

it

is

so

important

that

we

do

share

some

personal

things

and

some

part

of,

not

necessarily

every

tiny

detail,

but

some

part

of

what's

made

us

do

what

we

do

and

what,

what

made

this

change,

those

changes.

So

with

that

what

happened

is

speaking

authentically,

it's

been

put

in

a,

in

a

back

burner

or

on

hold

as

that

sort

of

standalone

business.

But

with

my

husband

we

also

have

an

astronomy

based

business

called

the

Mobile

Observatory

here

in

Western

Australia.

Taking

advantage

of

the

beautiful

dark

skies.

And

what

we

do

is

now

is

kind

of

like

a

combination

of

both

and

bringing

to

people

just

the

sheer

beauty

and

all

of

experiencing

the

universe

and

seeing

it

not

from

the

perspective

of

the

science

astronomy

base,

but

to

actually

experience

wonder

again.

And

I

think

that

kind

of

like

excitement

and,

and

being

open

to

beauty

in

nature

and

it

just

does

so

much

for

people.

And

one

of

the

main

things

that

I

say,

sometimes

people

say,

oh

gosh,

you

know,

when

we

say

about

the

size

of

the

universe

and

you

know,

trillion

galaxies

with

billions

of

stars

and

it's

just

unfathomable.

And

some

people

say

it

makes

me

feel

really

small.

And

I

like

to

do

a

sort

of

shift

on

perspective

and

say,

well,

to

me

makes

me

feel

incredible

to

be

part

of

something

so

much

bigger.

So

I

think

this

is

who

we

are

and

what

we

are.

In

essence,

we're

all

connected

and

we're

all

bigger

than

ourselves

when

we

think

that

way.

So

thank

you.

Oh,

you're

very

welcome.

And

again,

if

anybody's

traveling

to

Australia,

I

just

seen

in

a

message,

Joyce

is

traveling

to

Australia.

If

you

guys

can

connect,

if

you

guys

are

close

by,

I

would

love

to

hear

about

that

if

you

can.

Paul's

in

Australia

as

well.

You

know,

Iran

is

in

Australia

as

well.

Like

there

we

have

three

guests

that

came

in

from

Australia.

So

I

really

want

to

thank

you

for

that,

you

know,

and

connect

and

maybe

postcards,

right,

let's

bring

some

postcards

back.

Let's

get

some,

let's

get

connections

going.

So

I'm

going

to

get

Paul

in

here

and

he

can

share

a

little

bit

about

his

journey

on

tea

time

because

we

went

down

some

rabbit

holes

as

well

with

Paul.

So

let

me

get

Paul

in

here.

Hi

Liz

and

hi

everyone.

It's

a

pleasure

to

be

here

and

wonderful

to

see

and

meet

you

all

and

listen

to

the

beautiful

music

and

singing

and

shar

that

everyone's

doing.

It's,

it's,

it's

such

a

pleasure

and

it's

so

great

to

connect.

Back

with

you

again,

Liz,

and

you

know,

we

did

have

wonderful

conversations.

You

know,

life,

life's

changed

a

little

bit

in

my

end

with

when

we

talked

last

and

that

was

I

think

February

this

year.

So

it's

only

relatively

recent

that

we've

talked.

You

know,

it's.

I

love

your

openness.

I

love

your

ability

to

have,

you

know,

this

great

conversations.

You

are

really

are

a

great

conversationalist,

you

know,

great

open

mind

and,

you

know,

your

passion

to

make

a

difference

for,

for,

for

all

of,

you

know,

us

and

humanity,

everyone

that

listens

to

your

podcast.

And

so

I

think,

you

know,

kudos

to

you

for

what

you're

doing

and

how

you

touch

people's

lives

and

how

you

really

are

dedicated

to

getting

it

out

there.

And

that's,

that's

really

what

makes

a

big

difference

in

the

world.

You

know,

it's

absolutely

beautiful.

You

know,

for

me,

things

have

changed

a

little

bit.

We

talked

about

things.

I

just

published

a

co

author

of

a

beautiful

book,

Soul

Love,

and,

and

then

obviously

then,

you

know,

working

on

some

beautiful

meditations

and

things

like

that

for

the

work.

I

now,

I'm

really

just,

one

would

say

simplified

my

life.

And

I,

I

love

building

websites

and

so

I,

I

help

people

now

build

new

websites.

I

use

the

wix

and

script

space

platforms

to

keep

it

nice

and

simple.

So

that

way,

you

know,

many

of

us

do

need

and

use

websites

all

the

time

with

our

business.

So,

you

know,

I'm

always

there

to

help

people

and,

and

I

love

having

that

passion

where,

you

know,

I

can

take

the

technology

side

of

things

and,

and

then

you

can

focus

on

what

you

really

love

doing

in

your

business,

so

to

speak.

So

you're

not

all

caught

up

with

the

technology

as

well,

just

like

struggling

with

the

technology

earlier

on.

Liz,

you

know,

we're

trying

to

get

the

zoom

thing

working.

So,

you

know,

that's

a

bit,

I

love,

I

can

take

care

of

that

for

everyone

else

and,

and

then

that

way

you

can

focus

on

what

your

passions

are.

And

so

it's

great

seeing

you.

It's

great

hearing

your

voice.

You

know,

Paul,

and

you

brought

a

guest

to

my

table

because

you're

like,

I

enjoyed

our

conversation

so

much.

Check

out

this

guest.

You

know,

and

that's

what

it's

all

about.

You

know,

when

you

enjoy

your

time

on

tea

time

and

if

you

have

a

friend

or

somebody

that

you

know

of

that

would

like

to

be

on

tea

time

now

that

we're

closing.

But

back,

back

when

I

was

open,

that's

what

we

were

doing

was

we

were

connecting

the

dots.

We

were

saying,

you

know

what,

I

think

that

this

next

guest

might

bring

something

and

that's

what

it

was

all

about.

And

as

you've

seen

in

the

second

video,

all

of

the

collaborators

that

I

worked

with,

you

know,

there's

so

many

that

I've

worked

with

that

I

can't

even

mention

them

all.

In

five

years,

I've

worked

with

over

400

different

people,

400

guests.

I

worked

with

nine

different

publishing

companies

and

publishers

and

publicists

and.

And

then

magazine

covers

and

stuff.

Like

I've

with

a

lot

of

people

in

five

years.

And.

And

that's

where

it

got.

It

got

to

where

Ms.

Liz

just

needs

to

take

a

pause.

You

know,

we

all

need

to

pause

in

life.

And

I

enjoyed

each

and

every

one

of

you

coming

to

my

table

and

bringing

something

different

and

bringing

a

different

tea

to

the

table.

So,

Paul,

what

was

the

most

interesting

thing

about

tea

time

for

you?

Well,

you

know,

honestly,

the

thing

that

was

the

most

interesting

was

just

how

easy

it

was

to

have

conversations

with

you.

And

like

you

say,

we

could

talk

about

all

sorts

of

things,

and

then,

you

know,

you

and

I

talk

at

length

afterwards,

even

after

the

podcast

interview,

you

know,

on

separate

occasions.

And

it

was

just.

It

was

lovely

to

have

that,

you

know,

that

ease

in

the

conversation

and

just,

you

know,

your

openness,

you

know,

in

being

able

to

just

discuss

it.

Many

different

areas,

many

different

factors,

and

so

the

wisdom

that

came

with

that

as

well,

you

know,

and

it's.

It's

wonderful

to

be

able

to

talk

to,

you

know,

someone

that

has

that.

That.

That

excellent

mind

that

can,

you

know,

be

open

to

new

ideas

rather

than

just

fixed

in.

In

a

certain,

you

know,

narrow

sort

of

set

of

parameters

that

some

people

can

operate

under.

So,

you

know,

it's,

it's.

It

was

beautiful

to

have

that,

and

it

was

so

great

that,

that

connection,

that

friendship.

And

I'm.

And

I'm

excited

about

your

future

endeavors

so

that

you

can,

you

know,

expand

on

that

even

more.

Well,

thank

you

so

much,

Paul.

It

was

a

real

pleasure

having

you

there,

you

know,

and

let's

stay

connected.

Let'

goodies

you

have

in

2025,

because

Ms.

Liz

wants

to

stay

connected

to

all

of

you

guys.

Like

I

said,

I'm

not

leaving.

Like

you

all

think

I'm

leaving.

I'm

just

gonna

stop

so

much

public

stuff.

You

know,

we're

gonna

really

connect

behind

the

closed

doors

and

then

just

come

and

just

give

a

good

strong

cup

of

tea.

There's

going

to

be

a

lot

of

knocks

on

a

lot

of

different

doors,

a

lot

of

collaborating,

a

lot

of

connecting

with

a

lot

of

my

guests,

and

we're

going

to

bring

something

different

to

the

table

and

we're

going

to

switch

up.

We're

not

going

to

podcast,

we're

going

to

serve.

And

that's

what

I

want

to

do

is

I

want

to

serve.

I

don't

want

to

just

have

those

conversations.

I

want

to

actually

make

a

difference.

Like

Ron

mentioned,

you

know,

the

awareness

is

nice,

but

if

you're

not

doing

anything

with

the

awareness,

it

does

nothing.

So

let's

really

bring

that

to

the

table.

You

know,

bring

impact

to

our

stories,

bring

changes

to

our

stories

and

stuff

like

that.

So

that's

what

Ms.

Liz

is

working

on

on

2025

next.

I'm

going

to

get

had

I

seen

him

in

here.

There's

Lugman.

I'm

going

to

get

Lugman

in

here

and

then

I'm

going

to

jump

over

to

Gloria

because

I

want

Gloria

to

talk

about

her

journals.

I

do

see

that.

Oh,

she's

back.

So

we're

going

to

get

Lugman

in

and

then

we're

going

to

get

Gloria

in

because

I

really

want

to

talk

about

self

care

on

this.

Farewell

and

thank

you.

So

let

me

get

Lugman

in

here

from

Pakistan.

Yeah.

Can

you

hear

me?

I

can,

yeah.

First

of

all,

thank

you

for

being

here

and

happy

Merry

Christmas

as

well

as

Happy

New

Year

in

advance

to

all

of

you.

It's

pleasure

to

be

here.

I

have

no

words

to

say

in

the

description

when

I

have

read

that

this

is

the

last

podcast.

Right.

So

I,

I

became

shocked

because

it's

hard.

It's

really

difficult.

It's

hard

for

as

well

for

me

because

Ms.

Liz,

ma'am,

you

are

the

reasons

of

millions

of

smiles.

You

are

the

reasons

of

millions

of

motivation.

Right?

Man,

every

day

I

scroll

up

my

social

media

and

I

always

see

needed

mislis

podcast.

So

I

it.

It's

become

us

a

way

of

motivation

in

different

types

in

different

ways.

So

I

do

not

ask

you

to

why

you

are

pausing

and

why

you

are

taking

a

break.

But

definitely

I

will

wait

for

you.

I

will

to

bring

it

back

again

and

again

to

to

spread

the

love,

peace

and

motivation

again.

And

definitely

not

only

me,

all

of

the

people

in

the

meeting,

all

of

the

people

in

the

podcast

will

always

waiting

for

you

to

bring

it

back

and

come

back

again.

Well,

I'm

not

going

far

away,

guys.

I'm

just

going

to

be

less

on

social

media

and

more

in

person.

So

like

again,

the

knocks

are

going

to

be

coming.

You

just

never

know.

There's

a

lot

of

things

that

Ms.

Liz

is

working

on.

Yeah.

As

you

all

know,

Ms.

Liz

is

always

working

on

something.

So

let

me

get

Gloria

in

here

and

let's

talk

about

Gloria

because

Gloria

has

Ms.

Liz

on

on

her

website

and

popping

all

over

too.

So

I

really

want

to

thank

all

of

you

guys

for

having

me

on

your

websites

as

well

and

sharing

your

tea

times

and

encouraging

them

to

be

heard

because

that

makes

a

difference.

You

know,

it

shows

me

that

I'm

doing

a