Hey there, beautiful people. Welcome to Fan Ties of Podcasts for all those complex and

complicated conversations about the gray areas in our lives. I am Trayville Anderson.

And I am coming to you from New York City in an echoey office, but here nonetheless, Jared

Hill. Coming up on the show today, we've got a fun conversation talking about something

that's actually really terrifying to me. We'll get into that in just a few moments.

I'm about to say you called it fun and I was like, oh my God, you know, we're going to do our

very best here to talk about artificial intelligence and the reasons that I'm a little bit horrified

and we're going to try to smile through. But first, Trayville, we got to get into a conversation.

We were going to have somewhere else, but we're going to have a here instead.

Not that tease. I don't know why you did that, but okay, you know, keep people on their toes.

We are going to do a past the popcorn today on the age of pleasure.

Janemona's new album is out. Okay, it marks what some are calling a new, more sexually liberated

era for the artist also known as Cindy Mayweather. Okay, or Django Jane. Okay, or the arc

Android. So or the arc Android. So we're going to talk about it because we both had thoughts and

as you mentioned, we were supposed to do it on another show, but we are going to do it here.

So go ahead. What are your top line thoughts about the age of pleasure? So the introduction

to this album for me was Janel's interview on Angie Martinez. And so getting to hear her talk

about like the inspiration for the album, which she talked about it coming from everyday people.

A party I still have not been able to go to. I missed this week's everyday people. This past

weekend's everyday people in Los Angeles as well, but like her talking about like the vibe of

everyday people was really like, okay, now I have an idea of what to expect from this album.

And I love like, I feel like it's a weird word to use, but I just love like how this album feels

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