but here's proof that it is: The guys just released an extended trailer for the documentary, leaving Directioners dealing with all sorts of feels. was uniquely good at, and also something we hadn’t done in an audio form before. We had a podcast a few years ago, but it was more interviews and bite-size versions of segments like “Life Skills,” or another advice column we had called “Ask a Grown.” I like the intimacy of having people read this kind of work. In terms of editing the episodes and trying to stay away from platitudes, that is what’s so wonderful about longform writing, you know? Instagram kind of invites reductive thinking, because it rewards content that is sound-bite-y and slogan-y and visual. I mean it’s a visual medium. So I feel like the way around that was — not that platitudes can’t have some truth to them, the way cliches can — I didn’t have to worry about this because everyone’s writing was so detailed and nuanced to begin with. With editing any kind of writing, there are certain parts you need people to unpack or be more specific about. But I think the humanness of a person reading their own work, four minutes at a time, allowed for us to be very intentional and consider things from all angles and try to anticipate possible questions a listener could have to the best of our abilities. And naturally you end up with something that is more in-depth. to their feed, followed by a few silly photos of a Jonas Brothers lower back tattoo, the Hanson brothers, himself with some Grammy Awards, and a doctored photo of a balding Joe. The brothers themselves commented on each pic, pleading with Diplo to give them their account back. Speaking in her official role as White House counselor and standing on White House grounds, Conway addressed the lack of Democratic support for Trump's tax plan, onFox & Friends