Spotify, it's Jay Shetty.

Are you one of those media strategy people?

Scrolling through spreadsheets,

searching for an audience that pays twice as much attention

to your ads than they do on social?

Let me introduce you to fans.

And they're here with me on Spotify.

Trust me, I know fans.

They don't skip, they stay for hours. They don't move on. They manifest. They're not a demographic

group. They're fans. Spotify advertising. You're among fans.

What's up everybody? Happy whoa. That's good Wednesday. I hope you're having a great week, but per usual, it is about to get so much better. Today is such a fun episode because we are actually going to be answering voicemails today. So these are voice memos that you guys have left us. If you don't know, we have a woe line now. You can call our

wo line at any time. Ask a question that you want answered on the podcast. And even if it's not

directly answered on the podcast, we also take those into consideration as we're thinking

about, you know, themes and topics and what we're going to talk about. So those help us so much just

know who's listening and what y'all want to hear about. But today, we pulled some special

voicemails that I thought, who better to answer than four generations. We have Memo Joe back on

the podcast to Mama, my mom. These are, every time we have an episode like this it's in our top

10 of the year and so grateful to have you ladies back thank you thanks for having us always fun

always fun and it's crazy to say that that's in the top 10 with us yeah wow y'all are y'all

it's pretty good mom Memo Joe, that's right. For sure. The queen. I have to tell this story on air because we were just talking about it, but it's pretty funny. So recently, I was looking for a picture of Memo Joe on my phone, and Memo has all these iconic, older pictures of her, you know. Because how, what year were you a teenager?

Like, 9.

Oh, 1940.

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