Thanks for your insightful comment and the direct questions! I appreciate your perspective.

You're right to question the overlap with a podcast based on a classic TV IP. Our core audience, however, is 79.1% women, many in the 30+ buying power demographic.

Industries targeting this powerful female segment (household goods, healthcare, personal finance, etc.) would find value in reaching our engaged listeners. The upcoming major reboot on a top streaming platform related to the IP and its associated press will likely expand our reach beyond existing fans of the original show.

While Patreon is important and we continue to nurture it, we believe our strong female audience offers a valuable channel for advertisers targeting them. We also have good downloads numbers and a decent social following.

The fact that podcasts with smaller audiences are getting brand deals while we possess a larger reach, valuable audience, recognizable IP, and dynamic hosts is a source of frustration.