March 18, 2025 • 14 mins
"Swift Justice: Taylor, Blake & The Hollywood Lawsuit" is a gossipy deep-dive into the legal drama between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, exploring how Taylor Swift got pulled into their "It Ends With Us" controversy. Written in the sassy, insider voice of Vivian Steele, this article examines the explosive allegations exchanged in dueling lawsuits, the potential strain on Swift and Lively's decade-long friendship, and the power dynamics at play in Hollywood's elite circles. The piece analyzes text messages where Lively allegedly referred to Swift as one of her "dragons," Swift's reported reaction to being dragged into the legal battle, and how this saga has impacted the carefully crafted public images of everyone involved. https://www.quietperiodplease.com/
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome to another sizzling episode of Swift Justice, where we
dive deep into the most tantalizing Hollywood dramas. I'm your host,
Vivian Steel, and darlings, have I got a scorcher for you.
Today We're unpacking the blockbuster legal battle that's got everyone
from studio execs to barista's at Starbucks talking. So grab
your iced lattes and settle in. We're about to spill
(00:22):
all the tea on Taylor Swift Blake Lively and it
ends with us controversy that's redefining friendship goals in Hollywood
power plays. Let me tell you, Sweethearts, when I first
caught wind of this drama unfolding between Blake Lively and
Justin Baldoni, I knew we were in for a Hollywood
saga of epic proportions. But when America's favorite bestie duo,
(00:44):
Blake and Taylor Swift got pulled into the mix, well
that's when things went from juicy to absolutely delicious. For
those who've been living under a rock or you know,
actually focusing on your own lives like well adjusted people,
let me catch you up to speed Blake Lively and
Justin Baldoni co starred in the film adaptation of Colleen
(01:06):
Hoover's bestseller It Ends with Us. On paper, it seemed
like a dream collaboration, the beloved gossip girl alum paired
with the Jane, the virgin heart throb, who was also
directing the project. But behind the glossy promotional photos and
red carpet smiles, absolute chaos, darlings. The drama kicked into
(01:27):
high gear when Lively filed a bombshell lawsuit against Baldoni
in December, accusing him of sexual harassment and creating a
hostile work environment. We're talking serious allegations, from showing explicit
content and discussing his struggles with pornography, to entering her
trailer while she was nude and allowing his friends to
watch her film intimate scenes, the kind of accusations that
(01:49):
make even a seasoned gossip queen like myself pause midsip
of my morning espresso. But the plot thickened faster than
my favorite face mask when Baldoni fired back with a
four hundred minus billion dollar countersuit against Lively and her
husband Ryan Reynolds in January. And that's when our girl,
Taylor Swift got unwittingly pulled into this messy legal tango.
(02:10):
According to Baldoni's filing, Lively weaponized her friendship with Swift,
using the pop SuperStar's presence to intimidate him during a
meeting about script revisions for the film's rooftop scene. Picture this,
Baldoni arrives at Lively in Reynolds's New York penthouse, presumably
expecting a professional conversation about creative differences. Instead, he walks
(02:33):
into what he describes as a power play with Reynolds
and eventually Swift, tag teaming to praise Lively's script changes.
Baldoni claims he felt pressured to comply with Lively's vision
because when Taylor Swift tells you something is brilliant, who
are you to disagree? The tea gets even hotter my loves.
In text messages submitted as evidence in Baldoni's suit, Lively
(02:56):
allegedly compared herself to Denares Targarian, Yes, the mother of
dragons herself, referring to Reynolds and Swift as her dragons
who would protect her in battles. I don't know about you,
but if I had Taylor Swift as my personal dragon,
I'd probably be dropping that fact at every cocktail party too.
Like her, I happen to have a few dragons for
(03:19):
better or worse, but usually for better. Lively reportedly texted
Baldoni because my dragons also protect those I fight for,
so really we all benefit from those gorgeous monsters of mine.
You will too, I can promise you. If that's not
a power move with the side of HBO references, I
don't know what is. Honestly, the Game of Thrones writers
(03:41):
couldn't have scripted this better. But how is Taylor Handling
being dragged into this Hollywood showdown? According to exclusive sources,
our girl is not afraid of potentially being deposed in
this legal battle, which isn't scheduled for trial until March
twenty twenty six. One insider told Paige that Swift is
a strong woman and she's not hiding from anything, but
(04:04):
is simply enjoying some alone time with Travis Kelsey and
being under the radar for a little bit. And honestly,
after the year she's had breaking records with her Heiress tour,
releasing new music, and falling in love with America's favorite
tight end, can you blame her for wanting a moment
of peace. However, the whispers in my network suggest that
(04:26):
Swift might be reevaluating her inner circle after this unexpected drama.
Sources claim she can't help but feel used by Lively
and is taking stock of which of her friends are
good for her and who name drops her for personal gain.
With a new album reportedly in the works, Swift allegedly
won't let external factors hurt her career, and while some
(04:48):
sources insist there's no rift between the longtime friends, others
whisper that Swift is not communicating with Blake and even
skip the SNL fiftieth anniversary special because Lively was on
the guest list. The friendship between these two A listers
goes back nearly a decade, with Swift even name dropping
Lively and Reynolds's children in her music and serving as
(05:09):
godmother to their daughters, Betty, James and Inez. They've celebrated
milestones together, had glamorous double dates, and appeared to be
the epitome of hashtag friendship goals. The last time they
were publicly spotted together was back in October, enjoying a
double date with their respective partners in Manhattan. Since then,
Radio silence, at least in the public eye. The Super
(05:33):
Bowl in February raised eyebrows when Lively was noticeably absent
from Swift's sweet despite joining her last year to cheer
on the Chiefs. Instead, Swift was flanked by other members
of her squad, Ice Spice, Ashley Avignone, and the Him Sisters.
While sources insisted to People Magazine that Lively's absence was
(05:54):
due to prior commitments and not friendship drama, the timing
certainly had the rumor mill working overtime. But let's rewind
to how exactly Swift got tangled in this messy legal web.
Beyond Baldoni's claims about the intimidation tactics, he also alleged
that Lively leveraged her friendship with Swift to secure the
use of Swift's twenty twenty track My Tears Ricochet for
(06:17):
the film's trailer. According to the lawsuit, Lively made a
veiled threat through a studio executive, implying she might change
her mind about reaching out to Swift if her creative
demands weren't met. Swift's song choice for the trailer seems
particularly ironic now, given that My Tears Ricochet is about
betrayal and relationship fallout, talk about life imitating art darlings,
(06:42):
adding another layer to this celebrity onion. Resurfaced interviews revealed
Swift's alleged involvement in the casting process for It Ends
with Us. Actress Isabella Ferrer, who played the younger version
of Lively's character, told Extra at the film's premiere that
Swift helped her secure the role. I don't even know
if I'm supposed to be saying it, but I'm saying it, Farrare, gushed.
(07:06):
Baldoni himself confirmed this in a separate interview, saying he
had actually brought in and showed her casting tape to
Blake and Taylor and they were both like yes her.
While Swift has remained characteristically silent about the situation, sources
close to the singer insists she had no creative involvement
in the film. Taylor has always been Blake's friend, but
(07:28):
Taylor doesn't have any involvement in the case. She wasn't
part of the movie. One insider told Us Weekly Taylor
was not a producer on the film and had no
creative involvement. Another source reminded everyone that Swift was on
tour during the film's production, and never even saw the
film or a single scene from it until the movie
was in theaters. But Baldoni's attorney, Brian Friedman, has hinted
(07:53):
that Swift might still get pulled into the legal proceedings,
telling media outlets, I don't know that we're going to
hose Taylor Swift. I think that that's going to be
probably a game time decision. I don't know that that
decision has been made, but I can tell you this,
anyone that reasonably has information that can provide evidence in
this case is going to be deposed. The allegations from
(08:16):
both sides paint a picture of a film production that
was nothing short of dysfunctional behind the scenes. Baldoni claims
that after his meeting with Lively, Reynolds, and Swift, Lively
began altering the script daily, causing scheduling issues and financial
strain on his production company. He also alleges he was
blindsided when Lively revealed in an interview with E News
(08:38):
that Reynolds had actually written the famous rooftop scene, which
contradicted his understanding that Lively herself had crafted the revisions. Meanwhile,
Lively's team has dismissed Baldoni's countersuit as another chapter in
the Abuser playbook, describing his tactics as dar vo, deny attack,
(08:59):
reverse vicary to offender. Her attorneys maintained that his lawsuit
is merely an attempt to overwhelm the public's ability to
understand that what they are doing is retaliation against sexual
harassment allegations. The legal drama took another turn when federal
Judge Lewis J. Lyman set a trial date for March ninth,
twenty twenty six, but warned that the date could be
(09:20):
moved up if the complaints continued to be litigated in
the press. It seems both parties have been quite willing
to let the court of public opinion weigh in alongside
the actual legal proceedings. As for Reynolds, he's managed to
mostly stay out of the spotlight in this saga, though
he did make what some interpreted as a cheeky reference
to the situation during the SNL fiftieth anniversary special. When
(09:44):
asked how's it going by Tina Fay, Reynolds responded with
a telling great, Why what have you heard? The quip
drew both laughs and criticism, with some viewers accusing the
Hollywood power couple of using their star power to s
away public opinion after months of negative headlines, The drama
surrounding It Ends with Us extends beyond the central players.
(10:08):
In January, Baldoni also filed a two hundred and fifty
million dollar lawsuit against The New York Times, accusing the
publication of libel over its December twenty first article detailing
Lively's complaint against him. The legal entanglements have grown so
complex that they rival the plot of any blockbuster thriller.
While the legal battle continues to unfold, Swift and Kelsey
(10:30):
have reportedly been enjoying some quality time away from the spotlight.
The couple recently returned from an international vacation where they
spent time reconnecting after a very busy year. According to sources,
They've also been spotted keeping a low profile during a
dinner date in Park City, Utah, seemingly determined to stay
out of the drama swirling around Swift's friendship circle. The
(10:52):
fallout from this Hollywood scandal raises interesting questions about power
dynamics in the entertainment industry. If Baldoni's allegations are true,
it showcases how celebrity friendships can be wielded as weapons
in creative disputes. If Lively's accusations are accurate, it highlights
the ongoing issues of workplace harassment that persist even at
the highest levels of the industry. For Swift, who has
(11:15):
carefully cultivated her image and inner circle over the years,
being pulled into this legal battle must feel particularly jarring.
The singer has famously maintained tight control over her narrative,
from her music to her public persona. Having her name
dragged into court documents and media headlines over a film
she had no official role in producing certainly wasn't on
(11:36):
her twenty twenty four BINGO card. What makes this saga
particularly fascinating is how it's forced the public to reconsider
the carefully crafted images of some of Hollywood's most beloved stars.
Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds have long been celebrated as
a down to earth power couple with razor sharp wit
and relatable charm. Taylor Swift has reinvented herself from country's
(12:00):
sweetheart to pop powerhouse to critically acclaimed songwriter, all while
maintaining a squeaky clean public image. Justin Baldoni has built
his brand around vulnerability, authenticity, and championing women's stories. Now
all of these carefully constructed narratives are being questioned, picked apart,
and reassessed in real time as more details emerge from
(12:21):
the legal proceedings. It's a reminder that in Hollywood, the
line between public persona and private reality is often blurrier
than we'd like to admit. The Swift Lively friendship has
been a cornerstone of celebrity culture for years. Their social
media interactions, public appearances, and mutual support have provided endless
fodder for fans who aspire to have similarly glamorous and
(12:44):
supportive friendships. The potential fracturing of this relationship feels significant,
not just for the individuals involved, but for what it
represents in our celebrity obsessed culture. In an era where
female friendship is rightfully celebrated and emphasized, seeing two powerful
women potentially at odds over professional boundaries and the alleged
misuse of their connection strikes a particular chord. It challenges
(13:08):
our often simplistic narratives about female solidarity and reminds us
that even the most instagram worthy friendships face complicated real
world tests. As this legal drama continues to unfold, one
thing is certain. The entertainment value is off the charts.
From the high stakes allegations to the game of thrones references,
from the potential depositions to the veiled social media clues.
(13:32):
This story has all the elements of a blockbuster, except
the ending hasn't been written yet. Will Swift be called
to testify, will Lively in Reynold's marriage and public image,
whether this storm will Baldoni's reputation and career recover from
these allegations, And, perhaps most importantly, for the gossip hungry
among us, will Swift and Lively's friendship survive this Hollywood hurricane.
(13:55):
For now, the answers remain elusive, and we'll have to
stay tuned as more chapters of the celebrity saga unfold.
But one thing's for sure, Darlings, in this game of
Hollywood Thrones, when you play for power, influence, and creative control,
the consequences can be far reaching and absolutely captivating. For
those of us watching from the sidelines, Thanks for listening,
(14:17):
Please subscribe. This episode was brought to you by Quiet
Please Podcast Networks. For more content like this, please go
to quiet. Please dot Ai
Welcome to another sizzling episode of Swift Justice, where we
dive deep into the most tantalizing Hollywood dramas. I'm your host,
Vivian Steel, and darlings, have I got a scorcher for you.
Today We're unpacking the blockbuster legal battle that's got everyone
from studio execs to barista's at Starbucks talking. So grab
your iced lattes and settle in. We're about to spill
(00:22):
all the tea on Taylor Swift Blake Lively and it
ends with us controversy that's redefining friendship goals in Hollywood
power plays. Let me tell you, Sweethearts, when I first
caught wind of this drama unfolding between Blake Lively and
Justin Baldoni, I knew we were in for a Hollywood
saga of epic proportions. But when America's favorite bestie duo,
(00:44):
Blake and Taylor Swift got pulled into the mix, well
that's when things went from juicy to absolutely delicious. For
those who've been living under a rock or you know,
actually focusing on your own lives like well adjusted people,
let me catch you up to speed Blake Lively and
Justin Baldoni co starred in the film adaptation of Colleen
(01:06):
Hoover's bestseller It Ends with Us. On paper, it seemed
like a dream collaboration, the beloved gossip girl alum paired
with the Jane, the virgin heart throb, who was also
directing the project. But behind the glossy promotional photos and
red carpet smiles, absolute chaos, darlings. The drama kicked into
(01:27):
high gear when Lively filed a bombshell lawsuit against Baldoni
in December, accusing him of sexual harassment and creating a
hostile work environment. We're talking serious allegations, from showing explicit
content and discussing his struggles with pornography, to entering her
trailer while she was nude and allowing his friends to
watch her film intimate scenes, the kind of accusations that
(01:49):
make even a seasoned gossip queen like myself pause midsip
of my morning espresso. But the plot thickened faster than
my favorite face mask when Baldoni fired back with a
four hundred minus billion dollar countersuit against Lively and her
husband Ryan Reynolds in January. And that's when our girl,
Taylor Swift got unwittingly pulled into this messy legal tango.
(02:10):
According to Baldoni's filing, Lively weaponized her friendship with Swift,
using the pop SuperStar's presence to intimidate him during a
meeting about script revisions for the film's rooftop scene. Picture this,
Baldoni arrives at Lively in Reynolds's New York penthouse, presumably
expecting a professional conversation about creative differences. Instead, he walks
(02:33):
into what he describes as a power play with Reynolds
and eventually Swift, tag teaming to praise Lively's script changes.
Baldoni claims he felt pressured to comply with Lively's vision
because when Taylor Swift tells you something is brilliant, who
are you to disagree? The tea gets even hotter my loves.
In text messages submitted as evidence in Baldoni's suit, Lively
(02:56):
allegedly compared herself to Denares Targarian, Yes, the mother of
dragons herself, referring to Reynolds and Swift as her dragons
who would protect her in battles. I don't know about you,
but if I had Taylor Swift as my personal dragon,
I'd probably be dropping that fact at every cocktail party too.
Like her, I happen to have a few dragons for
(03:19):
better or worse, but usually for better. Lively reportedly texted
Baldoni because my dragons also protect those I fight for,
so really we all benefit from those gorgeous monsters of mine.
You will too, I can promise you. If that's not
a power move with the side of HBO references, I
don't know what is. Honestly, the Game of Thrones writers
(03:41):
couldn't have scripted this better. But how is Taylor Handling
being dragged into this Hollywood showdown? According to exclusive sources,
our girl is not afraid of potentially being deposed in
this legal battle, which isn't scheduled for trial until March
twenty twenty six. One insider told Paige that Swift is
a strong woman and she's not hiding from anything, but
(04:04):
is simply enjoying some alone time with Travis Kelsey and
being under the radar for a little bit. And honestly,
after the year she's had breaking records with her Heiress tour,
releasing new music, and falling in love with America's favorite
tight end, can you blame her for wanting a moment
of peace. However, the whispers in my network suggest that
(04:26):
Swift might be reevaluating her inner circle after this unexpected drama.
Sources claim she can't help but feel used by Lively
and is taking stock of which of her friends are
good for her and who name drops her for personal gain.
With a new album reportedly in the works, Swift allegedly
won't let external factors hurt her career, and while some
(04:48):
sources insist there's no rift between the longtime friends, others
whisper that Swift is not communicating with Blake and even
skip the SNL fiftieth anniversary special because Lively was on
the guest list. The friendship between these two A listers
goes back nearly a decade, with Swift even name dropping
Lively and Reynolds's children in her music and serving as
(05:09):
godmother to their daughters, Betty, James and Inez. They've celebrated
milestones together, had glamorous double dates, and appeared to be
the epitome of hashtag friendship goals. The last time they
were publicly spotted together was back in October, enjoying a
double date with their respective partners in Manhattan. Since then,
Radio silence, at least in the public eye. The Super
(05:33):
Bowl in February raised eyebrows when Lively was noticeably absent
from Swift's sweet despite joining her last year to cheer
on the Chiefs. Instead, Swift was flanked by other members
of her squad, Ice Spice, Ashley Avignone, and the Him Sisters.
While sources insisted to People Magazine that Lively's absence was
(05:54):
due to prior commitments and not friendship drama, the timing
certainly had the rumor mill working overtime. But let's rewind
to how exactly Swift got tangled in this messy legal web.
Beyond Baldoni's claims about the intimidation tactics, he also alleged
that Lively leveraged her friendship with Swift to secure the
use of Swift's twenty twenty track My Tears Ricochet for
(06:17):
the film's trailer. According to the lawsuit, Lively made a
veiled threat through a studio executive, implying she might change
her mind about reaching out to Swift if her creative
demands weren't met. Swift's song choice for the trailer seems
particularly ironic now, given that My Tears Ricochet is about
betrayal and relationship fallout, talk about life imitating art darlings,
(06:42):
adding another layer to this celebrity onion. Resurfaced interviews revealed
Swift's alleged involvement in the casting process for It Ends
with Us. Actress Isabella Ferrer, who played the younger version
of Lively's character, told Extra at the film's premiere that
Swift helped her secure the role. I don't even know
if I'm supposed to be saying it, but I'm saying it, Farrare, gushed.
(07:06):
Baldoni himself confirmed this in a separate interview, saying he
had actually brought in and showed her casting tape to
Blake and Taylor and they were both like yes her.
While Swift has remained characteristically silent about the situation, sources
close to the singer insists she had no creative involvement
in the film. Taylor has always been Blake's friend, but
(07:28):
Taylor doesn't have any involvement in the case. She wasn't
part of the movie. One insider told Us Weekly Taylor
was not a producer on the film and had no
creative involvement. Another source reminded everyone that Swift was on
tour during the film's production, and never even saw the
film or a single scene from it until the movie
was in theaters. But Baldoni's attorney, Brian Friedman, has hinted
(07:53):
that Swift might still get pulled into the legal proceedings,
telling media outlets, I don't know that we're going to
hose Taylor Swift. I think that that's going to be
probably a game time decision. I don't know that that
decision has been made, but I can tell you this,
anyone that reasonably has information that can provide evidence in
this case is going to be deposed. The allegations from
(08:16):
both sides paint a picture of a film production that
was nothing short of dysfunctional behind the scenes. Baldoni claims
that after his meeting with Lively, Reynolds, and Swift, Lively
began altering the script daily, causing scheduling issues and financial
strain on his production company. He also alleges he was
blindsided when Lively revealed in an interview with E News
(08:38):
that Reynolds had actually written the famous rooftop scene, which
contradicted his understanding that Lively herself had crafted the revisions. Meanwhile,
Lively's team has dismissed Baldoni's countersuit as another chapter in
the Abuser playbook, describing his tactics as dar vo, deny attack,
(08:59):
reverse vicary to offender. Her attorneys maintained that his lawsuit
is merely an attempt to overwhelm the public's ability to
understand that what they are doing is retaliation against sexual
harassment allegations. The legal drama took another turn when federal
Judge Lewis J. Lyman set a trial date for March ninth,
twenty twenty six, but warned that the date could be
(09:20):
moved up if the complaints continued to be litigated in
the press. It seems both parties have been quite willing
to let the court of public opinion weigh in alongside
the actual legal proceedings. As for Reynolds, he's managed to
mostly stay out of the spotlight in this saga, though
he did make what some interpreted as a cheeky reference
to the situation during the SNL fiftieth anniversary special. When
(09:44):
asked how's it going by Tina Fay, Reynolds responded with
a telling great, Why what have you heard? The quip
drew both laughs and criticism, with some viewers accusing the
Hollywood power couple of using their star power to s
away public opinion after months of negative headlines, The drama
surrounding It Ends with Us extends beyond the central players.
(10:08):
In January, Baldoni also filed a two hundred and fifty
million dollar lawsuit against The New York Times, accusing the
publication of libel over its December twenty first article detailing
Lively's complaint against him. The legal entanglements have grown so
complex that they rival the plot of any blockbuster thriller.
While the legal battle continues to unfold, Swift and Kelsey
(10:30):
have reportedly been enjoying some quality time away from the spotlight.
The couple recently returned from an international vacation where they
spent time reconnecting after a very busy year. According to sources,
They've also been spotted keeping a low profile during a
dinner date in Park City, Utah, seemingly determined to stay
out of the drama swirling around Swift's friendship circle. The
(10:52):
fallout from this Hollywood scandal raises interesting questions about power
dynamics in the entertainment industry. If Baldoni's allegations are true,
it showcases how celebrity friendships can be wielded as weapons
in creative disputes. If Lively's accusations are accurate, it highlights
the ongoing issues of workplace harassment that persist even at
the highest levels of the industry. For Swift, who has
(11:15):
carefully cultivated her image and inner circle over the years,
being pulled into this legal battle must feel particularly jarring.
The singer has famously maintained tight control over her narrative,
from her music to her public persona. Having her name
dragged into court documents and media headlines over a film
she had no official role in producing certainly wasn't on
(11:36):
her twenty twenty four BINGO card. What makes this saga
particularly fascinating is how it's forced the public to reconsider
the carefully crafted images of some of Hollywood's most beloved stars.
Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds have long been celebrated as
a down to earth power couple with razor sharp wit
and relatable charm. Taylor Swift has reinvented herself from country's
(12:00):
sweetheart to pop powerhouse to critically acclaimed songwriter, all while
maintaining a squeaky clean public image. Justin Baldoni has built
his brand around vulnerability, authenticity, and championing women's stories. Now
all of these carefully constructed narratives are being questioned, picked apart,
and reassessed in real time as more details emerge from
(12:21):
the legal proceedings. It's a reminder that in Hollywood, the
line between public persona and private reality is often blurrier
than we'd like to admit. The Swift Lively friendship has
been a cornerstone of celebrity culture for years. Their social
media interactions, public appearances, and mutual support have provided endless
fodder for fans who aspire to have similarly glamorous and
(12:44):
supportive friendships. The potential fracturing of this relationship feels significant,
not just for the individuals involved, but for what it
represents in our celebrity obsessed culture. In an era where
female friendship is rightfully celebrated and emphasized, seeing two powerful
women potentially at odds over professional boundaries and the alleged
misuse of their connection strikes a particular chord. It challenges
(13:08):
our often simplistic narratives about female solidarity and reminds us
that even the most instagram worthy friendships face complicated real
world tests. As this legal drama continues to unfold, one
thing is certain. The entertainment value is off the charts.
From the high stakes allegations to the game of thrones references,
from the potential depositions to the veiled social media clues.
(13:32):
This story has all the elements of a blockbuster, except
the ending hasn't been written yet. Will Swift be called
to testify, will Lively in Reynold's marriage and public image,
whether this storm will Baldoni's reputation and career recover from
these allegations, And, perhaps most importantly, for the gossip hungry
among us, will Swift and Lively's friendship survive this Hollywood hurricane.
(13:55):
For now, the answers remain elusive, and we'll have to
stay tuned as more chapters of the celebrity saga unfold.
But one thing's for sure, Darlings, in this game of
Hollywood Thrones, when you play for power, influence, and creative control,
the consequences can be far reaching and absolutely captivating. For
those of us watching from the sidelines, Thanks for listening,
(14:17):
Please subscribe. This episode was brought to you by Quiet
Please Podcast Networks. For more content like this, please go
to quiet. Please dot Ai
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