Yeah, this is a relevant podcast here in Orlando. I'm your host, Cameron Strang, and joining me from Loverland,

Virginia, Jesse Carey.

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Right there down the road, our managing editor

downtown Emily Brown.

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And from LA, he's back.

It's Marty.

Hey. No. No. I was like a stutter. I was trying different ones every episode. Sounds gross. I'm unsettled. We have a great show and serve you today coming up up later, we talked to Julie Chen Moonves.

For those of you who are Big Brother fans or fans of the talk from the 2010s, you know Julie.

She's, did you know, she has been hosting Big Brother since the first episode in July of 2000?

Yeah, I do know.

What's her name? What's the show? Big Brother? I've never seen that show.

Big Brother. Oh, I think you would love it. It's a fun one. I heard it was great. I heard it was great. It's just a bunch of people getting in a house together for like a summer and doing little like challenges and stuff but like it's it's like survivor and house. Okay you know what though but

there's an actual show on Netflix that is literally survivor combined with big

brother and it's called surviving paradise and I just I just watched it and it's literally like these 20-some

things that are plopped into there's this luxury villa somebody's gonna win

a couple hundred thousand dollars and you're voted in and

out of the luxury villa and the people who voted out have to go survive in a

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