I'm Bradley Trainer.

And I'm Don McLean.

We have a podcast called Blinded by the Item. A blind item is gossip about a celebrity with her name left out. It's a guessing game. And you can play along. The item might be like, this A-List star carries a Birken bag worth more than the average person's house to the gym to work out. Pretty sure that's J-Lo. And P.S. The person behind all of this is Chris Jenner. LLC.

We drop a new episode every weekday so the fun never ends.

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So what has Denny's so enraged here today? I believe it's this YouTube kids. I've seen this.

So if you have kids, it is supposed to specialize and set aside some programming for your children.

You know, when I was a kid, we used to have like the public broadcasting with your Sesame

Streets and electric company and stuff like that. Then, yeah, maybe cartoon networks and things like that that,

that parents have put on for their kids. Well, now that we're in the world of streaming, if you've got children, you put on the YouTube kids at Ms. Rachel, I believe that's so popular. Oh, yes. She makes those videos. And your son, baby Lockland, just over two years old, he likes to watch a lot of that stuff. But you notice something something odd about youtube and that is the choices that it puts on for your kids once it finishes one video and

rolls on to the next yeah so we were usually just using our normal YouTube you know so but it gets

crazy your YouTube algorithm gets insane I have all these kid videos mixed in with show clips that I grab.

So my YouTube algorithms jacked. And Jen goes, well, let's do the YouTube kids. That way he'll have his own profile, blah, blah, blah.

And it'll only send him kids stuff. We don't have to worry about him going to some weird channels and stuff.

So I thought it was great at first, but the choices that it gives you at the end of a video is so random.

And it won't go to the next video automatically for the kids.

They actually have to click it themselves.

And so every time I'd walk by, I'd set it on Miss Rachel or some monster trucks counting, something

very basic.

And I'd walk back by and it would be a family getting slimed.

Like, there was one I've seen.

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