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It's not often that I can say I'm joined by one of my very favorite writers,

one of my very favorite journalists, but today that's true because Nellie Bowles is here.

Nellie Bowles has just informed me that her formal title at the Free Press,

one of my favorite publications, is Head of Strategy, brilliant.

Okay, it's a big title.

It's a fake title. It's good. But she's also the author for the purposes of this interview of

Morning After the Revolution, dispatches from the wrong side of history. That book is out on May 14th. Nellie welcome to the show.

Thank you so much for having me on and for using very importantly my very real title.

Yeah well we're all about accuracy here Nellie and we should say also if you don't subscribe to T GIF that is the weekly

newsletter that Nellie writes is one of my very favorite parts of the week and actually Nellie maybe we could just start because maybe some people I don't know if you ran into this

but just do people know like exactly the depth of your journalistic bona fides,

like how much like amazing reporting you did before TGI.

All the career has been building up to the moment of doing news summaries, largely based on what's going viral on Twitter.

That is the pinnacle of my journalistic career.

But yes, so that is what I do now.

I do a weekly news roundup for the free press, which my wife and I started,

she really started and I'm kind of tagging along and helping build it.

And it publishes all kinds of things and every Friday I write a humor column summarizing

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