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go get that glow ladies hey everyone welcome to superwomen today's guests are the co-founders of

betches the media platform that is probably on your phone or in your ear. They have

incredible podcasts and content around everything from women to news to just memes that

frankly make me laugh really hard when I need a break. So I'm going to be talking with

Sammy Sage and Jordana Abraham today.

We're going to get into what was the original idea for their business and how as college roommates, they have evolved into a multimedia company that is incredibly successful.

Take a listen.

Welcome, ladies. I'm so excited to talk to you. You make me laugh on the daily. So I'm excited

that we get to chat. Thank you. We are too. We are big fans. So it's definitely mutual.

So I would love for you to give a little bit about your background and then what brought the three of you together to start betches. And what was your original, like, obviously it's a huge media company today with many verticals. But I would love to know, like when you guys came together in a room or at a bar or wherever it was like what was

that original idea sure um so the three of us actually grew up together we went to um everything

from like elementary school together until on long island um to high school and then we all went

to the same college um so we were all living together,

our senior year of college. And at the time, this is 2011, there was a lot of like,

what I think at the time was called Fratire, which is kind of like Tucker Max, sort of a riff

on like frat-fratty kind of culture. And really at the time, all we wanted to do was sort of describe

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