Joy Taylor

I started in radio and I love radio because I,

it brings people in the room with you.

Like the best radio shows, you feel like you know them, you feel like you're in the room with them.

And I think podcasting, because obviously you can see it, it's a little bit different because you can see the room that we're in.

But creating an environment where people feel like, oh, I'm listening to this person and I know someone like this person, or I've had a conversation like this before, or I'd like to have a conversation like this.

And in order to do that, you got to give some of yourself.

And being front-facing,

it requires a lot.

Like it is kind of a performance, you know?

And if you're not gonna, for me at least,

if you're not going to give a little bit to people that are there for you, then I don't know that it works.

So, you know, there's always going to be things that I keep to myself because I am a really private person, but I think, you know, we have real conversations every day.

Like that's to me, like all the stuff that we're talking about, the stuff that we were talking about off camera, which is you guys didn't miss anything.

It's, it's, it's the same.

This is how people really talk to each other.

Yeah.

So that's just that's what I wanted to do.

And it's been it's been nice to be able to like curate and talk about the things that I want to talk about, because I think in the sports space, Colin is someone that I really respect in this in this vein.

you people are coming to you for sports, like whatever your brand is, whether it's sports and sports and politics, or it's, you know, sports and pop culture, or it's just sports.

Like people want to come and get what they've come for.