Carson Daley knows what side his bread is buttered on.

Welcome to your roundabout.

I'm Sarah Marshall and today we are talking about the dramatic rise and even dramaticer fall

of Napster.

We are learning about this today from Nico Stratis who per her website is a writer, podcaster,

speaker, and former smoker.

We've learned about email on the early internet with Ann Helen Peterson.

We have learned about Karen Carpenter and the music industry with Carolyn Kendrick.

And now we're going to go right to the intersection of the two and figure out what happens when

a new unstoppable force meets a much older and movable object.

Some of you may have heard that we are having a Valentine's Day live stream show.

I will be visible to your eyeballs as well as your earballs.

And you can get tickets if you want to see it at moment.co slash year wrong about.

It's going to be on Valentine's Day Eve at 5 p.m. Pacific, 6 p.m. mountain.

Everyone always forgets the same mountain time, 7 p.m. central, 8 p.m. Eastern, and of course

9.30 in Newfoundland.

And if you're in another time zone that puts that in the middle of the night, you can

also watch it for the next seven days after it airs.

And also you can watch it for the week after it airs anywhere.

You don't have to be in Belgium, but of course it helps.

If you want some bonus episodes, you can find us on Patreon or Apple Plus.

And we just had an episode with the wonderful guest Eve Lindley talking about the moment

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