So in the past week or so, we got this big e-drama story about Stephen Crowder, a former

employee, his ex-wife, their divorce, and oh boy, the debate was raging.

But I think there's a lot of underlying issues in the media landscape, in general divorce

and culture that has led to a lot of conversations around who is right and who

is wrong. And I also think there's an interesting drama element to how the independent media

machine operates, but how this lends itself to the future of media in general. So the question being,

of course, that this former employer, employee of Stephen Crowder, Jared, had asked for lots of money

because he was being legally abused. Crowder, of course, hasn't, I don't believe Crowder has actually

spoken to it, but there has been a bigger conversation about how you could be under NDA while

actually breaking the NDA and raising money. And I don't

want to say too much because I want to start from the beginning of the story without just introing,

you know, the whole story. But then of course I think there's an interesting conversation around

how divorce works, what this, how the drama that we're seeing lends itself to the larger culture

around divorce and relationships.

But then even beyond that, media manipulation, because of course there's also stuff we can talk about pertaining to Daily Wire and Canada so-and-so-and-so.

We're just going to talk about independent media landscape, NDAs, media manipulation, and a lot

more around this.

I don't want to say too much.

I don't know say we got a couple of guests.

Would you like to introduce yourself first?

Sure.

My name's Ariadna Jacob.

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