Louise McSharry

That's his like main thing, I believe, is that he does that kind of Keith Barry style stuff.

Mentalism.

And yeah, so I think he makes his living being a mentalist and mind reader and gives keynote speeches which involve this kind of thing.

And look, that's not my thing and I don't want to be disrespectful about it.

Like I'm sure it's very fascinating to watch and all the rest.

But I just wish...

It was Miriam O'Callaghan.

And I just think, as a big Oprah girlie, I don't think I want to go to this, which is really weird for me, but I actually think I would just be kind of frustrated.

And look, is that kind of stupid?

And am I judging before I even, I don't know this guy, maybe he's really good.

I own all of that, but it's just giving me a no feeling.

All of the male energy around this is just giving me a no feeling.

Because what I would want is to go and see Oprah interviewed by a great Irish woman and see a kind of conversation about being a woman in this industry.

She powered through so much.

And yeah, find the business aspect, of course, if this is a business development conference or a business conference.

I want to hear about that too.

But Oprah being a woman is so integral to not only her career and why her career is so remarkable, but...

but also all of the content that she's ever made has been primarily directed at women.

So like, it just feels very odd.

And I mean, no disrespect to David Mead, who I know almost nothing about.