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Welcome to Ain’t That a Pitch!

As promised from our last episode, Brownie starts everything off today with an inspirational, often misinterpreted quote from our dreamy friend Cobb.

Then, with a little help from Tony Hawk, Raven gets the group chatting about their individual experiences with encouragement, self-doubt and confidence. Where do these beliefs come from, nature or nurture? Do you always believe in yourself or does doubt always get the best of you?

Lizette then sets up for two pitches. Going heavy first, Lizette floats a barely baked idea related to the experience of being technically a part of two worlds and feeling like you may not belong in either. The group discusses possible avenues to explore in order to share and reflect on the hidden ways we’re all intersectional beings.

Next, have you ever been on a date with someone you have nothing in common with? Well, hoping to offer some help through her second pitch, Lizette has an idea for a dating app that is specifically centered around and linked to people’s entertainment interests (i.e. movie and concert ticket purchases) in order to benefit and strengthen the connections people are making out there in the dating world. So hey, Ticketmaster, give ATAP a call so we can start talking business.

Lastly, Lizette surprises us with a third pitch for a Batman idea, but the surprise is on her as the idea already exists. Lizette fires back with an exciting update on her Prom idea. Closing everything out, Bryce shares an inspirational quote from Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt.

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Thank you all so much.

Enjoy!