Jason Samenow

Sure.

So thanks for having me, and it's a pleasure to be on your show as always.

Yeah, so we're excited.

We've entered a new chapter, and we have started our own new local D.C.

area media weather company called Capital Weather, kind of returning to our roots.

And I don't know how many of your listeners know this, but before we were part of The Post, we were an independent website from 2004 to 2008.

That's how we got our start.

And we're going back to those independent routes.

And you can find us at CapitalWeather.com.

And we're doing all the same that we've done historically, but we're doing even more now.

You know, there are more interactive opportunities for our readers, more ways to have direct access to us.

And, of course, we're providing the vital forecasts and updates that people rely on.

And we're trying to be as accessible to everyone as we can.

No, I mean, we were fine.

I mean, The Post has supported us over the years.

And, you know, we feel fortunate to have been able to, you know, have the 18 year run we did there.

We worked with a lot of great people, a lot of, you know, tremendously talented journalists.

And we had strong support there through the years.

I think, you know, we were just at a point where we wanted to grow and expand what we were doing.

So...