Hi, my name is Jennifer Brandell and I'm the co-founder and CEO of Harkin. We're a company that helps news organizations and content creators listen to their audiences before they report stories instead of just after they report stories. And one of our philosophies is that the audience can be involved at any stage of the editorial process, from pitching stories to assigning stories to reporting stories, and the newsroom can create great opportunities for the audience to be productive, to help them figure out what they're really interested in, what their needs are, what their information gaps are. And so newsrooms or individuals who are interested in adopting this kind of approach can do it super simply, you can use pen and paper, you can go out into your community and ask them what don't you understand that you would like a local news or some sort of journalistic organization to cover and investigate on your behalf and or with you. And so we've just happened to create a suite of tools that makes it easy to do at scale, but you can do it in any way that you want, whether it's at live events, going to town halls and plazas, and really just listening, starting with listening to what your community wants what they don't understand. And what journalists are uniquely positioned to do, which is find fact-checked, validated information that can help them make decisions about their lives and their world.