Krissy Hoadley

Hey, guys.

Hey, how are you?

Yeah, we're excited too.

Wow.

How many hours are you into this now?

No one's dumb enough to be commercial break level, Allison.

That's just silly.

We were just talking on the intro.

We were talking about how this kind of all coalesced, like your role in standing up the commercial break, your role.

And I was saying to everybody that I'm not sure that the commercial break in its current form would exist without you putting out the siren song.

Yeah.

The siren call to do this cohort that I ended up joining.

And then, you know, I think if I remember correctly, it was you who said, hey, you know, you should do a comedy podcast, right?

That's what you should do.

And then in my mind, it all took a turn.

I was like, okay, well, I guess, you know, I have a sense of humor.

Maybe somebody wants to hear it.

And then I invited Chrissy to come on because, you know, it was about three and a half months between the end of that cohort and

And the first episode of the commercial breaks.

It took me a while, even still, to get up the courage to go on the microphone and do it.