Let's talk with Heather DeBros starts now. I was going to introduce my guest today as the fabulous,

incredible Lizzy Wittelm, but apparently, and do I really have to introduce you?

Wait, hold on. She's the Senior Vice President of Ad Innovation and B2B

marketing at Essexm Radio, blah, blah, you used to be Pandora, you used to be Stitch or

whatever, and she's the host of Lady's Pandora, you see Stitch or whatever. And she's the host of Lady's podcast. But anyway, she's fabulous. She's brilliant. She's smarty pants. She's one of my best friends, ride or die, but we're not calling her Lizzy

Whithelm anymore because it's official she's Lizzy Collins here she is Lizzy Collins

here she is Lizzy Collins I'm back got chills.

And it's been an adjustment.

Did you see there was an article literally yesterday?

I saw this thing on Instagram. This guy is getting remarried and he called his ex-wife and said

you have one year to change your name back because my fiance is uncomfortable with you

guys having the same name. And of course she kept the name because of the children and wanted to have the same name. And of course she kept the name because of the children and wanted to have the same name as the children.

So I want to hear how you feel about all that in terms of what you have done and your journey with it and how you feel about what I just told you.

Oh my God, so many thoughts.

Well, I'll say my journey first.

So I knew pretty quickly I wanted my old name back.

Why?

I just, I think there was a part of me and I hadn't fully thought it through to be honest.

I just wanted to recapture the identity of Lizzy Collins.

Like she isn't, I mean obviously I'm still her, but I think there was just a part of me that

wanted that single vibrant like in control of myself you know just that

O.G identity I don't know why I can't explain it I just wanted it back I get it does

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