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All right. I'm finally joined today after a month of trying, I think is our fourth attempt.

It is.

By Kayla Waters of the True Crime Exposed podcast.

We got all our technical difficulties worked out and we're rolling smoothly now.

Yes, we've got it under control.

You know, you, uh, you trick me because you have, you have one of the nicest

looking setups. Like you look very, everything looks very professionally with your

microphone and your backdrop and all that. Um, no idea how to work

the equipment at all. No idea how to do this. Definitely always in the learning stage. So I'm just just joking. You can tell

from your podcast that you do know what you're doing. Where do you record? Because it is kind of a cool,

at least from what I can see, like a pretty cool space you're working in. So this is actually

just my basement. And I have just an extra room in my basement.

And then I went and I took all the stuff in the closet out and I made it into like my recording

studio within this room. So the whole room is like my podcast room. But I thought I've always heard

a closet is like a, I don't know, easy recording space

if you don't have one. And so I just put sound stuff up in here, put my backdrop up in here,

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