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"99% of crypto podcasts are old dudes saying things that are just incorrect" Katherine on how DEX in the City came into existence "There's too many crypto podcasts and a lot of them are terrible, they're regurgitating crypto Twitter. This has always been a source of frustration [Spoken audio]: I have to ask one question before we get a little bit more substantive. And that is, I need the origin for Dex and the city. Like I just starting with the name and the vibes and you guys and Laura, like Catherine, I'm going to go with you here. So I think that we all shared the opinion that A, there's too many crypto podcasts. And a lot of them are terrible. Not sure I'm talking. No, I mean, not sure I'm talking, obviously, but I was too ready. A lot of them are terrible. And 99% of them are old dudes. And a lot of time their dudes talk about things that they shouldn't be talking about, like they're saying things that are just incorrect, like they're regurgitating crypto Twitter. This has always been a source of frustration for me. And luckily, Jesse and I had been friends through the kind of crypto GC bar, same with me and V. And we became real friends when she happily moved to Chicago. And a year or two ago, we went to a Cubs game, and it poured rain the entire time. So I don't think we actually have seen any of the Cubs games. So we're standing there, And I was like, we should have a podcast. Like we should have a podcast of women. And, you know, we tossed out a couple more names and we went home and I formed the Telegram group. And, you know, the four original podcasters were in this group that changed a little bit over time. And I was tossing out ridiculous names. I think my first name idea was the Duchesses of DeFi, which everyone immediately said that's a terrible idea. And, you know, it kind of grew from there and we found a home with the Unchain team. And one of the things we really appreciated is that Laura, she wanted to support us because she agreed with our thesis of amplifying women's voices in crypto. Like all three of us feel very strongly that we're constantly advocating in policy circles that crypto's not just filled with crypto bros. And we are a great example of that. Like, I'm a Midwestern bomb, okay? Like, I don't look like your average crypto bro. You know, neither do any of us. And we appreciate the diversi experiences in this space
