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SCВ To be completely honest, I donвЂ™t remember what I was doing. Where were you when we first started working together? PFВ When we first started talking, this wasnвЂ™t in place. Oh and we haveВ Original Series now to where we started making our own content! RZВ We were at the bottom of that list, Steph. I work with Stack Overflow, which is the other tech podcast that we work on, which Paul has been on. We work on GoogleвЂ™s News Initiative with 28 local news organizations across the United States. We work with HarperвЂ™s Bazaar on their podcast called Dare I Say. SCВ Yeah, we work with a lot of like editorial clients. PFВ Other podcasts people might know that are editaudio products? And for other people, we go all the way from like setting up recording studios to recording to post production, music, sound design, marketing, advertising. For yвЂ™all, we do like editing and some writing and some transcription and some marketing stuff and some add stuff. And yeah, we edit-like we do everything for a bunch of different clients depending on what they need. SCВ Now we have a New York location too, which is very new. We are based out of Canada, but we mostly work in New York.

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So I own a full suite podcast production company that is operated entirely by women, trans and non binary people. But youвЂ™ve been editing us for quite a while. But it doesnвЂ™t come up a lot, because people just listen to the podcast. You have a business-tell the people-weвЂ™ve never made a secret of this. And I said thereвЂ™s a special place in hell for people that have to edit their own voice in an interview setting. I did tell Ali from my team that sheвЂ™s gonna edit it. WhatвЂ™s it like to be on the other side now that youвЂ™re here? YouвЂ™re gonna have to edit this. Steph has been inside of The Postlight Podcast more than any human being should ever have had to do. PFВ Steph, welcome to The Postlight Podcast. I oscillate between like 95 different ones, depending on the day. Steph Colbourn, who is the principal and lead of editaudio. PFВ Right now, in Bungalow,В the room where we record. And the good news for the listeners, if you like this podcast, you like this personвЂ™s work, and this person has agreed to join us for our 300th podcast. And this person said absolutely, I got it. And you know, people we record 40 minutes, take it down to 20. I said listen, you got two guys in their 40s and thereвЂ™s a very specific world out there. And this person, I said to this person, I remember very clearly, I was in this room that weвЂ™re recording in now. But one person stuck out as just being understanding where we were coming from, what we were about. PFВ So we called around, I interviewed a bunch of people. But then that person wanted to move on, theyвЂ™ didnвЂ™t want to edit our podcast anymore. IвЂ™m going to get you there.В One more second.Д®arly stages, maybe the first 50 episodes we started, we worked with a very nice person. RZВ Wait how is it that weвЂ™ve gotten to do that, Paul? Let me tell you about the conversation I had. PFВ In 2021,В or over the last five years, the risk.

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RZВ The real miracle is we havenвЂ™t flubbed or said something that brought down not only your in my professional career, but the entire companyвЂ™s. So this is-no kidding-the 300th episodeВ of The Postlight Podcast. It just sort of was fighting throughout and then it just ended.

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PFВ You everВ see that movie where those really oiled up Spartan men are go and fight? Rich ZiadeВ IвЂ™ve been thinking about that, yeah. Steph ColbournВ I use a de-crackler, I think, for you because you have more spit sounds.