Yo, remember back on the bully when cats used to harmonize like.

Hello, hello. It's Brooke DeVard and you're listening to the Naked Beauty podcast.

This is our final episode of 2024 and I'm joined by my incredible producer, B.A. Kasanga.

Hello, hello.

Long time behind the scenes member of the Naked Beauty team.

And this episode is really different because you are interviewing me.

So I'm in the interviewee seat right now, which is different for me.

I'm going to do my best.

I have no idea what she's going to ask me.

I have no idea what these questions are.

Normally we'll talk beforehand for episodes. Oh, what are the questions? What are the topics? So this should be very interesting. But I thought this would be a really fun way. When you pitched it to me, like the great producer you are, I was like, this will be a fun way to wrap up the hot seat. It's not really a hot seat. It's a great place to be. Okay. I was going to say, I hope this is like a warm. I don't know how I feel anything in the hot seat. I'm like,

let me get comfortable.

Yo, remember back on the bully when cats used to harmonize like. Hello, hello. This is not

Brooke DeVar. This is B.A. Kassanga. I am the producer for Naked Beauty and I produce a couple other podcasts as well. I've been

making podcasts for a decade now, I believe. What is it? 2024. Yeah, I've been making podcasts

since 2014. I learned in a digital journalism class that I took in college. I went to the

College of William and Mary,

had a great digital journalism professor who taught us how to put together a podcast from beginning to end. That was our final project. And I haven't stopped since. So on Naked Beauty,

like you mentioned, we work together to ideate on the episodes, work on edits afterward,

talk to a lot of people. I think that's

the biggest thing. People are always asking me what the day to day of a producer looks like.

And I think if you're a producer who produces, you're just talking to people all day long and

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