With h- I mean, for me, like with his approach to just any place that he went, any person that he talked to, like these aren't the people you're gonna see on any other like news journalism outlet.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, it's exactly right.

And like I think the, one of the tr- the tr- the things I love most about his work is that he used his storytelling, like his privilege and his platform to challenge power and the traditional stories that, um, like gentrification, colonialism, imperialism, war, race, class, all those things.

Um, and he did it, to me, like, um, like I mean, around f- like sitting in a grandma's kitchen in Gaza or the West Bank and telling a story through food and having like meals with people, that's like one of the most intimate things you can do, and that like really resonates with me.

And like my approach to a lot of my climate journalism is the same way.

Mm-hmm.