Hello, hello, welcome back to Highbrow. I'm your host, Minalai. And yes, I'm back. I skipped last week because I was

dealing with some technical difficulties. And I know, I'm like still kind of new to this.

This podcasting thing is still, there's still a lot of things I have to navigate, trying to figure

it out. And I'm so grateful for everyone's patience, for bearing with me, et cetera, but I am back this week

and I'm really excited.

A lot of things have happened.

For one, I've been at the movie theater and I know a lot of people are asking and waiting

for me to review a particular movie.

And look, I was planning to, it was literally written in my calendar and waiting for me to review a particular movie.

And look, I was planning to.

It was literally written in my calendar like months in advance,

but because of the sag strike,

I will not be doing any movie reviews until they say I can do so.

It's a little bit complicated.

So if you're kind of out of the loop with the whole SAG strike thing,

SAG AFRA is on strike.

So the union representing Hollywood actors is on strike

because the AMPTP,

which is the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers,

it's this big group. They represent Disney, Netflix, Apple, etc. And they were in negotiations with Sagafra. They were also in negotiations with the WGA, which is the WGA's Guild of America.

And basically they're not playing nice with these negotiations. So that's why WGA and SAGAFRA are both on strike currently.

The thing is, when SAGAFRA went on strike, they released guidelines for influencers,

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