Welcome back to Gabby with Gibb.

I'm your host, Gibson Johns, and we have an extra episode for you to kick off the week today.

I'm still very much thinking about everyone in L.A.

There's been some incredible cross coastal efforts here in New York to support people in L in l a and i hope to see that continue truly

like hours long lines to donate goods and so many venmo's going out and so many just resources

making the rounds it's you know obviously it's devastating and apocalyptic to see what's happening

in l-a but there's hope to be found, I think, also

in just seeing humans rally around and support and help others to help start to rebuild their

lives. So I'm sending love and hoping that everyone continues to stay safe over there. I can't

imagine what it's been like, but I hope that a podcast like mine can provide a little distraction

and escapism for

anyone that needs it with this unfortunate start to 2025 for so many people. So today I'm going to

share my thoughts on the first season of the Netflix show Selling the City, which came out a couple

weeks ago, as well as the first three episodes of The Traders season three, which dropped on

Peacock on Thursday. From here on out,

it'll just be one episode a week of the Traders. But I really do love the Thursday night,

9 p.m. Eastern drops on Peacock. You know, it feels like event TV. There's a collective viewing

aspects to it. It's interactive with all the tweets and posts and things like that. I love it.

It's hard to avoid spoilers if you

aren't home at 9pm to watch, but I feel like by mid, by mid season, like I almost like

stop making plans on Thursday night sometimes because I'm like, I really want to watch the traders

before it gets spoiled. So after sharing my thoughts on selling the city and the beginning of

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