Brodie Kane

change and try and keep up with the crazy speed at which the people's consumption of news media is changing.

I love them and they bring me so much joy.

They're also hugely time consuming.

And you kind of, I know that I've kind of just said this, but you do get to a point as well where you're like, this actually has to be, like it's not a hobby.

Yes.

I've got lots of hobbies.

This is part of my business.

I throw lots and lots.

lots of time, lots of money, and lots of energy behind these things.

And so for me, really, the reason the Girls Uninterrupted ended is because

I made it really clear that these are the things that I wanted.

And if people don't want the same things, I think it's really admirable to go, well, let's call it.

Let's call it now.

And I still wanted to do a podcast in that space with women.

And it really, really made sense to do one online.

with two other women in the same building, in the same city, and then also go, how can we?

get this to grow and grow and grow.

And how can we make this a really viable business as well?

Because things are okay to end.

Again, it goes back to that piece of another element of us being adults.