PMA Legacy Project Launch

Hi, this is Amy havens at the Plata Smith at Alliance Conference in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 2013 and we here revealing our [inaudible] legacy project. Tell me and everybody else what motivated you to do the legacy project? The legacy project was really about trying to take the bits and pieces of information that I was discovering that I found incredibly fascinating and trying to find a way where everyone could put it in one spot. Training programs don't have time, the demand is too high to get them in and out and people are wanting to at work. What's unique is that it's, it's, it will all be in one place that, that what we have is primarily been donated. Um, I worked with Cara research so far. Carol researched, curious, had been Brett Howard, Debra lessen and Michelle Larson.

And they donated their time. They donated their footage, they donated, some, two of them made their own biography. So it's, it's really a community effort and it's because we all think it matters. QC, can you tell me what's coming next? Yes, a lot. Um, what we know we have is at least 30 interviews with, um, people who studied with the five lineages we've started with. Outside of that, we expect to pull from the content that we have to dive deeper into topics like the trademark lawsuit. Um, we interviewed Sean Gallagher for two hours. We interviewed Ken Adelman for four hours. We interviewed Debra lesson in the past.

So to be able to just offer the pieces of those interviews really without narration so that people can decide what interests them, I want to represent everyone. It's about recognizing that we're all part of this big thing that though the history isn't long, the history is rich. And I think the more that we can show people where we fit, the more we can offer as teachers, as a business, as a discipline. So that that's where we're headed. There's a lot coming.