And you also have to be respectful and be able to listen to and learn from other people and their perspectives and their opinions as well. And who knows where this little journey could go? And that's how I ended up on here. And I'm just a small town girl from southern Virginia who is still in her hometown and knows she needs to get out and trying to take a step up from being a dancer right now
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:31
Katie's Chaos, 31. And people don't need the app. They just get to hear your voice on their browser, and it's like a podcast. They can hear you, and maybe you can send it out to five or six people who might be interested in creating community around different topics that you want to bring up. That's kind of the way to build one and two and three people, and then from there, it grows
kati simms
@KatisKaos31 · 3:34
No, it is not what I obviously want to do long term. Not my go to. I have no shame in talking about it. There is definitely a stigma on it. Like there is many other things in the world, which is why I ask that there be no judgment and just to be nice about things. And so that's where I'm at with that
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Hello there, Miss Katie. Well, I've heard your first swap cast there. It's a very interesting story you're telling us there. All right, well, that's pretty good. I mean, you know, it's not every day that a person wants to talk about themselves and have a podcast and introduce that little bit of portion of their life there. But that's good. That's a good thing. That's a good thing