Jeremy Boreing

And the next move will be to try to make it as big as I can possibly make it.

It's funny.

It's actually three shows, which, because I'm a glutton for punishment, I thought, why launch one when you can launch three?

So we release three episodes a week.

One is...

a monologue.

And I try to make the monologue, it's not news of the day.

It's like, take a big issue and say something definitive about it.

And so it's a huge writing burden for me and for my team to work.

We just work an idea.

And of course, sometimes you get to the end and you have to throw it out because you didn't find it.

You chopped away at the marble and you didn't find the elephant.

But we're trying to find the kind of

forward-looking, motivating angle on the big ideas of our day that fill people with a sense of hope and of agency and of a belief that they can be constructive, that they're not just victims of the political circumstances of our time.

Then on Wednesdays, we do a live show, and the live show has three guests.

So it's just me plus three people.

Quite often, I know some of them.

Quite often, I don't know any of them.

And it's been an amazing thing for me because

especially not only a year of isolation, but being the CEO is also isolating.