Hello! Welcome to the Flashminis in Trouble episode of Sleek Money. Your guide to the business

and finance news of the upper east side. I am Felix Amin of Axios. I'm here with Emily Packer

Vaxios. Hello, hello. I'm here with Elizabeth Spire. We are going to be talking about

Flashminis in Trouble and class and money and journalism and we are going to do it with obviously

the only person we could possibly do that with. The one and only Taffy Brotter-Sat Agna, welcome back.

It's such a pleasure to be here. Friend of the pod. We love having you on this podcast. We love

having you on this succession podcast. We love having you on the regular podcast. But now I

I'm just going to ask you to introduce yourself because as we will mention on this show, you have

many jobs. I have many jobs. I am a staff writer at the New York Times magazine. Right now,

I'm on leave for a few remaining moments and I am the author of Flashminis in Trouble, a novel

from Random House that was published in 2019 and it's a tendent FX limited series which is streaming

only on Hulu and which debuted this week and which will run a new episode every Thursday until

December 29th, I believe. And then after that, you could binge it but you should watch it in real

time, I think. So we are going to talk about Flashminis. We're going to talk about the Upper East

Side. We're going to talk about money. We're going to talk about class. We're going to talk about

journalists and we're going to talk about Thanksgiving. It's all coming up on slate money.

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