She argues that having a third person interject in a podcast interview between two people who have a significant shared history creates an awkward dynamic for the audience.

“I like learned my lesson after that one that it's like having a third person interject when you've had so much like history with that person is just so like weird for a viewer for the person being there.”

She believes it is unprofessional for the co-host of a podcast to insert himself into the title and thumbnail of an interview featuring two iconic former co-stars.

“These people were the kids making iconic history, talking about their trauma that they endured, and you're just gonna put yourself in there because you're the co-host. That's crazy.”