Hey, everybody. Welcome to Rose Pricks. It's me, Stephanie Wilder Taylor and my friend,

Sesseline Obler. Hello. I should say you also my co-host. It's almost like you're a get,

you're a special get, you're just a friend, you drop by, you thought you'd, you know, talk some

stuff. I mean, I prefer best friend and soulmate, but, you know, I can't assign how you feel about me

to you. No, no, my best friend and soulmate. Sesseline, there's top. Can you hear her? So my dog,

every time I sit down to record anything, that's radio, podcasts, whatever I'm doing,

which is like my livelihood, my job, Monroe, my legal mix, he like, I have these very old school

vertical blinds, you know, like everyone has an LA. Most people take them down and put up real

things and I just never did that. And he likes to just, he pushes his body's very long body

through the blinds, like in and out, like a little game. And it's so loud and distracting and

that's what was just happening and will happen again. Well, I didn't hear it. I was doing a bit where

I was like, okay, like I was like a tired boyfriend. It was like, okay, yeah, my best friend,

my soulmate and bestie, okay? Everything's okay now? Are we good?

You feel affirmed? Yeah, I mean, I just want you to say it when you believe it. Not when I tell

you to say it. It really hurts. It really hurts. Okay, let's, so listen, last Thursday was a very

special day in Rose Prick's history. And that was the day that we decided to release an extra

another show, another episode. And we would like to keep doing this. And we decided to cover

is something Coltie that we found highly disturbing, which means great. And it was like it's the

Sarah Lawrence Colt. It's a, it's we're, we're covering the documentary stolen stolen youth.

Now,

I just, I realize I have some notes about the title because it just seems to stolen youth.

Youth is such a weird word. It's like, hey, youths, it feels like it was written. Okay,

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