Welcome to raging moderates. I'm Scott Galloway.

And I'm Jessica Tarlev.

Jessica, we're raging moderates with emphasis on the term raging.

Raging all the time, yes.

I mean, I don't know if other people will think we're raging moderates, but we're here to tell you why we are raging moderates.

What does the term moderate mean to you?

Moderate just means anything that's around the center.

That's what it is, around the center of an issue.

A lot of people like to identify themselves as politically moderate.

So that's kind of like the center left or the center right of each party.

But I think that it really comes down to how you're feeling about a particular

issue at a particular time and that that's what it means to be moderate. Yeah, I like to think

it means they're not part of a cult that occasionally we could acknowledge the other side. Yeah.

And what are your objectives? If this was a win, if this if this podcast gets huge traction, what are you hoping to accomplish here?

I'm hoping to have a lot of really thoughtful conversations about where society actually is and that maybe folks who are running for office or an elected office will take note of the fact that the biggest

voices, the biggest coalition is actually around the center of these issues and that they'll start

acting accordingly and also to draw those lines between what's going on in the political sphere

and what's going on in the real world because it's all intertwined. And I mean, that's really,

you know, what you do so well to talk about what's

happening in the business and in the markets and how it's all part of one big conversation.

I like that. I mostly just want power. I'm hoping that we aggregate so much influence up

and down ballot. We basically become the ultimate king and queen makers, and that tomorrow belongs to us,

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