Programming Throwdown, Episode 131,

Supporting Your Favorite Creators with with Brave with Jimmy Secretan.

Take it away, Jason.

Hey, everybody.

So, you know, as most of you know, Patrick and I are huge fans of Brave.

We love the browser.

I recently switched to the search engine, which is working really well. I'm a big fan of that.

I love the sort of ethos around Brave and I've been a big fan for a long time. I'm super excited

that we have Jimmy Sackerton here, who's the VP of ads and premium services to talk about Brave.

And we're going to dive through really how it works, you know,

where it came from, the inspiration and, you know, what they're doing next.

Really excited to have you on the show, Jimmy.

Well, well, thanks.

It's it's great to be here.

Yeah, really excited.

So, yeah, let me start by, I can tell the audience a little bit about Brave. You know, Brave was started by Brendan Ike and Brian Bondi and Brendanike, who a lot of you will know from Mozilla, the inventor of, and the inventor of JavaScript, and, you know, they set out to, you know, create this, you know, private, you know, private by design browser, you know, most secure, most private experience, you know, on the web.

I joined, I joined actually a little over three years ago, you know, and one of the things,

you know, one of the things that's really interesting about Brave. And if you haven't tried it out, please go to brave.com.

You know, you can download it for a desktop,

for, you know, Android, for iOS,

you know, for whatever you're using.

You know, easy to install, easy to try out.

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