I do think it requires a certain amount of ego and confidence to decide you want to have a podcast.

And it's that same self-centered egosness that ruins podcasts a lot of the time because they're not thinking, just like I said with the corporation.

You know, a lot of thought leadership podcasts start just because one person decided, hey, I sound smart when I'm talking at parties. And they very well probably do. But does that equal a unique differentiated concept that's going to reach an audience and be sustainable beyond three episodes. Often not.

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This is one of those conversations. I think we could honestly speak for a full day and continue

offering value and funny stories. Courtney Reimer, I'm so, so happy to have you on the show. I'm so glad to be here.

I was just saying how tenacious we were. We both are busy ladies with a lot of women going on

in our lives. And we did not give up. We've been talking about doing this for months. And I'm so

glad we didn't give up. It's really great to be here. Yeah. And I just, I'm also so appreciative that you

wanted to come on because your background, your pedigree in tech and in the world of

audible and audio and podcasting and writing. I mean, just a few things, writer for New York

magazine. I'm looking at my other screen right now,

so I can just make sure I have all of them.

Viacom, writer, reporter for MTV News, producer, editor, editorial director

for both MTV and VH1 Radio, managing editor for entertainment at Yahoo.

I don't usually go through everybody's like this, but I'm just fascinated. Editor and

Chief of Discovery, right? And then Amazon Prime doing so many different roles for Audible, Spotify.

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