Katelyn Jetelina

And I really worry about the public health workforce, not just today, but even a decade from now, it's going to hurt.

Yeah.

I mean, we're very busy over there.

And part of it is because of this information storm, right?

There's falsehoods and there's true, like who do you trust and where do you go to?

And I'll be honest and Frank, I don't think a lot of the public health establishment is stepping up for this moment and they haven't been even during COVID.

And so I see a big gap to be filled.

And it's been,

incredible honor to one, land in people's inboxes.

It feels very personal.

And then two, to have this team.

So we're expanding to other newsletters in different states.

So we now have a New York YLE.

We're going to do one in California soon, and then maybe Texas or South Carolina and

And then you're right, I have a nonprofit arm of Wiley, of this enterprise.

And a lot of that is figuring out how to equip trusted messengers, particularly in rural communities, as well as engage and collaborate and coordinate with other scientific communicators out there.

Because the social, if you don't, I don't know if you've noticed, but social media is a

chaotic place to be at right now.

And there's some really brilliant people putting out scientific content all the time and figuring out how we can work together instead of reinventing the wheel is one of our big goals right now.

And so, yeah, I'm busy over here.