Vanan Murugesan

It isn't always telling them who's corrupt.

Sometimes it is letting them know where to find more affordable chicken.

Right.

Like, you know, and I used to say the reason the local newspaper has such a nostalgic feel for some of us is because it was they'd had something for everybody.

Right.

If the news junkie, the puzzle junkie, the sports junkie, the coupon clipper, the whatever you wanted, the person looking for a job.

Right.

There were there was a it was one entity that provided service to eight to 10 different parts of the community.

How would you describe at the Sahan Journal what are – there's the news that we'd all traditionally sense.

What are the type of – tell me your service-oriented type of journalism and how much culture, how much youth coverage, sports, food, entertainment?

I know those are luxury items as you grow as a news organization, but where are you on that?

And what do your readers want?

I mean, obviously, ultimately, you should be only providing what your readers actually would consume.

Correct.

I promise you at some point you might.

Well, anyway, I've enjoyed this conversation.

And I know everything I've heard about and been reading about Sahan Journal has been, I mean, you guys seem to be a bright spot here in this growing local entrepreneur space.

Thank you.

Thank you so much.

You know, I think a lot of,