Hi everybody, welcome back to the Bad Broadcast. I am so excited about my episode today guys.

I had a chance to interview Kate Kennedy who I have followed for a really long time. She was the very

first person that I ever reached out to to interview. She was like on my interview bucket list.

Me and Jordan even talk about her in my like second episode. We talk about, you know, how cool she is

and that I emailed her and I thought there was no chance I would ever be able to interview her.

And I did and it was amazing. She was so cool, so nice. But I was so, so, so nervous. And when

the interview starts, I like don't even give her a chance to introduce herself. I just dive on into

all my questions. So I wanted to give you guys a little bit of an intro to the episode and give

you guys some context for a couple things that we talk about. So first, I want to tell you about Kate.

So Kate started off doing dormats, which seems random. But she started those dormats that I know

you guys have seen. They're all over Pinterest and they went super viral. They're the ones that say,

turn off your straightener or turn off your curling iron. And she has a bunch of other

custom ones. But those are the ones that I first saw a few years ago. And after that, she

wrote a children's book, which it's like a parody book on influencers. It's called, it's

called Twinkle Twinkle social media star. It's incredible. It's right up my alley, obviously,

because all of my most of my stuff is about influencers, most of my like jokes and things I talk

about are about influencers. So I love it. And now she has a podcast. So her brand is called Be There

and Five. That's the name of her podcast also. And it's a long form podcast, meaning it's like

each episode is usually an hour and a half to two hours. And she does these incredible deep dives

on really specific topics that people are super interested in that aren't really covered in any

other media. And we talk about that a little bit. And why I thought she would be such a good fit

for the podcast is because so right now with with my podcast, I'm still small. Like you guys know

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