Priya McPherson

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Something that really stood out in my research backs off what you are saying exactly here is before Substack, journalists, creatives, writers were at the mercy of these institutions.

They had to go and get approval.

Was it rejected?

And then, of course, they're thinking about, okay, what will get the most reach?

Algorithm.

And so Substack is allowing and breeding a space for authentic-led content over algorithm-led content.

And we can talk more about that right after a word from today's sponsor.

I agree.

I would assume that the listeners of Stylish and the wider Shameless Media group would relate really, really well to Substack.

I just feel as though this podcast and along with all the other podcasts on the Shameless Media group share value, share vulnerability, share consistency and have a similar personal tone.

Does that make sense?

So each podcast has their own personal tone.

I feel like that is exactly perfect for Substack.

And so I feel as though the people who listen to us come to us for a specific point of view.

And I feel as though they would go to Substack.

For an in-depth point of view as well.

First of all, I love you for saying that.

Yeah, I find that really interesting.

These results ring really true to me.