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Harry Joe worked out of a tenth story Wall Street office

in which one corner was stacked with treadmill desks

and another was filled with racks of colorful costumes

and a green screen for filming nursery rhymes.

He worked as a securities lawyer

With his wife, Sona, Joe also ran Mother Goose Club, a YouTube media empire.

Sona had produced short children's segments for public access TV stations before the couple

decided to branch out on their own. As educators, the Joe's once taught English in Korea.

They saw televisions pedagogical flaws. To learn words, kids should see lips move,

but Barney's mouth never did. Baby Einstein mostly showed toys. The Joe's, who were Korean

American, had two young children, and noticed how few faces on kids TV looked like theirs.

So they started Mother Goose Club.

Investing in a studio and hiring a diverse set of actors to dawn animal costumes,

and sink itsy-bitsy spider and hickory dickery dog.

It was like teletubbies, only less trippy in an A.

The Joe's planned to sell DVDs to parents, gining up interest for a possible TV show.

YouTube offered a convenient place to store clips, and in 2008, Joe started an account there,

not thinking much of it. Two years in, he started checking the accounts numbers after leaving work.

1000 views. He checked the next day. 10,000. He couldn't find many other videos for kids on YouTube.

Maybe instead of television, he thought, we can be the first to do this.

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