Happily ever after and censored coming up on the broadcast.

Hi, welcome to the broadcast. Today we have a very special episode for you. We have lovely

ladies of the dip.com, right? Which is Kate Warden, Alison P. O.R. ski. I totally butchered

the last name, didn't I? Honestly, we're very close. Okay. I'm very used to it. So I'm so sorry.

I feel bad. I feel bad, especially like my editors and stuff too. Don't be. I feel like, you know,

so for those of you guys, you don't know the dip. All I let you guys tell you guys talk about it.

Yeah. Yeah. So we are a brand new female founded site. We launched about six months ago. So we're

still very, very new. But Alison and myself previously came from Bustle Digital Group and my co-founder

as well. So if you've heard of sites like Bustle Elite Daily, Romper, the Zoe Report, you know,

smattering of sites. We were in charge of those. And then we decided that we really missed building

things and we really felt attached to our past with the pop culture. So I come from a background

UW and was also just born and raised into loving entertainment, much like I know Alison was as

well. And so I felt like kind of returning to the pop culture roots of things. And so we launched

a site that is super consumer focus. It's subscription based, which so it's ad free. So you don't

have to deal with like, you know, a bunch of mess messiness on your page. And we have, you know,

community there and a bunch of really interesting conversations and everything. And we'll continue to

build it out, obviously, as we grow. But we also have podcasts too. So Alison and I post two podcasts,

one is TV watch repeat, which is a TV origin story podcast. And Katrina, you were on that a few

weeks ago to talk about 90 to 80 ounce. It was an awesome episode. So everybody should check that out.

I love that podcast anyway. Like I love revisiting some of these older like these like TV shows that

like, oh, you haven't you guys just did one on, um, rock of love, uh, lawn order different.

You cover the basis. You cover all. But um, like you did sex in the city. Like you guys,

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