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Equity Extras: Q&A from the live show

Hey Equity fam, we have a small clip of extra for you today. After our live show — listen to the recording here, it was good fun — we got to take a few questions from the audience, audio that was not included in the main episode as we didn’t have the time. But we’ve cut it out, given it a short polish, and have it for you today.

If you wanted even more Equity, here you go!

As a small note from the team, we know that this week’s Wednesday episode didn’t have the best audio quality. And to do a Twitter Spaces experiment the same week as a live show might have felt like a lot of change. Don’t worry, it just worked out that way. Equity will keep tinkering and having fun, but we’re back to normal next week.

Enjoy the Q&A, and we’ll see you at our next live show!

— Grace, Chris, Natasha, Danny, and Alex



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