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slash UK slash AI for people. Welcome to the Down Limit Show.

A very special show for you today and a very special guest.

I wanted to introduce you to a powerhouse of a person, of a woman and a dear friend. Candy Card is legendary, Emmy Award

winning television, talk show, and news producer. She was the woman behind the Oprah show,

The View, Tamara Hall, and on and on and on.

She's the CEO and the founder of Cistis Media,

pioneering, innovative e-commerce solutions for the entertainment industry.

And she founded Shop Red Bag, which we want to talk about,

an online marketplace created to uplift underrepresented brands,

especially those that are black-owned, women-owned, queer-owned, and veteran-owned. Candy, welcome. Thank you. Hi, love. Hey, how are you? Look, as I watch you, when we talk about this, you're very brave considering this environment and when so many people are bending the need to the administration, especially over diversity, equity, and inclusion, you're like, bunk that. I'm going to lean in. What's up with that? Why are you doing that? You know, essentially, first of all, we're tiny. So if they even know who we are, God bless them. But, you know, I was just, I saw the outrage online, all the DEI rollbacks. And there has to be a place where we can uplift brands. So Jamal Bryant does a boycott, probably the

biggest boycott I've seen in my lifetime, economic boycott. Where are we going to put those

dollars? So I just felt like, look, we got to create a marketplace where all of these diverse

brands, and I mean a community of communities, right? We're all being hurt together. So why not uplift these brands and allow people

a place to go where they can shop and support the brands that are no longer welcome in big retail

stores? And what is what is that like? And I'll go back to the first part of it. If you look at,

and we'll discuss the media, you look at what's happening with the media, look at what's happening with politicians, look at what's happening with big

companies, they're like, they're afraid to, they're rolling back their DEI policies, as you know,

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