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When we started this podcast back in 2016, I knew the research would be intense,

fact checking every detail, handling each case with care.

That part I was prepared for.

What I didn't expect was just how much work would go into everything else,

editing the episodes, building a brand,

keeping up with social media, even figuring out how to create and sell merch.

Suddenly we were trying to be producers, designers, marketers and business owners all at once.

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