Hey guys, welcome back to Thicken Thin with me, Katie Baladi. And first, I want to discuss

the obvious, the fresh podcast artwork you're looking at right now. As you listen, I hope

you were able to find the podcast in your feed because it obviously looks a lot different

now. I stuck with the same color palette as before. You'll notice even the very first

batch of Thicken Thin artwork. This is the third rendition now. The first one that I had

way back when I started had, you know, hints of this blush pink color carried that into

the second one that added some red. And now we still have the red and the pink in this

third one. So you'll notice it's very different obviously from the previous two. I'm definitely

one of those people that, you know, for my podcast for Thicken Thin, I just have never seen

it as being something with my face on the cover of it. Not to say other people that do that,

you know, they're any different from me and like, or any less than me or anything like that.

But I just, I don't know, I just didn't see that for Thicken Thin. I just saw it to be something

that's more, you know, focused on things besides me. I don't know how to really articulate it.

But I just never really saw that for the design. So I wanted to do something that was, you know,

still had a human quality to it that wasn't my face. And so I don't know what it was. It was a

mix of me being obsessed with Bridger Thin and just in general, Regency Era. I've always loved

the Regency Era. And you know, the past, you guys know, of course, I love my history. So I wanted

to take that and blend it with something very modern. And as you guys know, dirty martinis are

just symbolic for me. They are just me in a nutshell. A dirty martini is like just the cure to a

bad day for me. I'm just obsessed with them. As you know, they were incorporated into the last artwork

as well. So I thought it'd be cool to mesh my love for the past and the Regency Era. There's,

you know, we are kind of our spin on a Regency Era gown. And then a martini in hand. And it's a

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