Hey, I'm Candace Lamb, and I'm Kate Lindsay, and you're listening to I see why am I.

In case you missed it, Slate's podcast about internet culture.

And today, it is not just the two of us.

We are joined by longtime friend of the pod and fellow Slatster Nadira Goff.

Hello, Nadira.

Hi, it's been so long.

Thank you. It's been so long. I know you were kind of like the valiant person holding it over during the interim, but now we're finally all together as we should be

you know i do what i can one big happy family yeah and we'll get to why specifically you are gracing us

with your presence on today's episode in a few but first i do think it is high time i talk about

the event of the summer the concert i have been been teasing, basically since I joined this show,

the Trisha Paitis, the heirs of Trish Tour.

Now, Nadeer, when I mentioned this briefly earlier,

you looked at me like I possibly had two heads.

Have you heard about this?

What is your familiarity with Trisha Paitis?

I mean, I'm as familiar with Trricia as I am or as any culture reporter should be.

Right, right, right.

But I'm not, that's such a black hole of information in terms of internet culture for me.

Yes.

So it's like I'm abreast of it because it's my job and I'm vaguely interested, but I'm also like everything I know about her I know against my will.

Yeah. And so. Yeah. And to the title of her show, she has had many eras. She's like truly a testament. They played so at the beginning of this concert, a montage of basically all of her time on YouTube. And I was like, that is a pioneer.

Like, that is someone who has been there from the beginning and has lived so many lives.

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