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Hi friends and welcome to the papaya podcast.

I'm your hostess, Try and Hermostis, Sarah Nicole.

And each week I'm going to be dishing out some sweetness mixed in with some seeds of wisdom or something like that.

So get ready to get inspired, get candid,

get real, because we are all in this digital space together. Today we are bringing on some guests

that I actually met a few weeks back at Caitlin Bristow's Off the Vine

live show. It was such a time. But these two took the stage and immediately I zoned in,

like, how do I know you more? And so they are actually the host of I have to call my sister podcast.

It's Caleb Ballmer and Stacey Kay.

They were the gold buzzer winners on Canada's Got Talent in 2022 and finalists on America's Got Talent.

These two are incredible. They're so fun, so high energy. I can't wait to get into today's show

and just like talk about all the things talk about what they're doing

what's going on and why their podcast is so amazing all right welcome to the pod kela and stacey

you know what's so weird though about zoom audio and like people listening will know this now

like i love a clear individual audios but then i've gotten so used to the Zoom audio. Like I've gotten so, like listening to the podcast now. I remember at the beginning and we're like, wow, it feels like we've gone back in time. But now I'm just a little bit adjusted. Like it feels like you're just on a phone call with somebody listening to a pod. And even like people like on like the smart list podcast and stuff like that.

We're talking like Chris Pratt here will call in and be on Zoom audio.

And we just accept it.

We just accept it.

Yeah.

I think podcasts have come a long way in the sense that like we truly just appreciate gritty content still.

Like at the very beginning of podcast like, well, I think they were gritty to start. And then a lot of the ones that I listened to were just so smooth and so organized. Like I listened to like cereal and S-town, like journalists who were doing podcasts. And it took me a minute to be like, wow, I'm chaotic, first of all. I never plan. I always love when people come in and they're like prepared with all these questions that I was like, I know nothing about you.

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