Good for California Post, for state and their mission saying what they're going to do,

because they are talking directly to an audience.

And some people don't want to hear this.

A lot of my friends don't want to hear this stuff, whether I'm talking about the California

Post or not.

There is a big opposing viewpoint here in Los Angeles and especially in California that people

do want this.

And I know this and I've read this and I've read this, and I've seen this,

and I've talked about this with people that, you know,

our media coverage does lean one way.

And you should, in a productive society,

always have all viewpoints represented.

And there have been people that have been talking in my ear,

talking to my ear about like,

I can't know local, I can't even read the Times, I can't watch the news, da, da, da, da.

So yes, California Post noted this, and yes, this exists.

And there really is this big appetite for this.

Yo, welcome to a special episode of In A Minute with Evan Lovett, coming to you from Burbank,

the entertainment and media capital of the world, because we are here with this bonus episode

to talk about something very important in the media landscape.

I have Dylan Hernandez, the first return guest ever on the podcast, as well as Jack Harris, both of whom defected from the LA Times to join the Upstart California Post, which launches this week.

January 26th, the California Post is a New York Post

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