Katie Nolan Case Study

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There is a problem I have with Katie Nolan, and the problem isn't Katie Nolan. The issue with her is that she is young and attractive. You see, on Twitter and through conversations with friends I have told people I am a fan of Katie Nolan and her work. And I get the same answer almost every time. "Yeah but are you really?" Or "yeah but it's just because she's good looking, right?" Of course it's not. A few months ago while re-listening to some old Jay and Dan podcasts I stumbled across the episode with Nolan. She was funny, personable and clicked amazingly with Jay and Dan (let's hope for some more from the three of them in the future). Not knowing who she was I found myself at her YouTube channel where I began to watch some of her more popular videos. …show more content…

Katie would be hot and heavy for Tre Songz in one video and left looking like an angry chipmunk in the next, with each of these leaving me laughing a little bit more than the video before. Looking for more, I found myself watching all of the garbage time episodes on her YouTube channel and cursing at the web when I ran out and her most recent episodes were not where to be found. And thank god for that dam podcast of Katie's, apart from producer Matt and Dave talking about their panties at the beginning of more recent episodes there really is nothing to complain about the pod. With great banter in Fade That Pick and Katie of course using none of the numbers provided and either picking with Tom Brady, or against Peyton Manning it made for a great segment of the podcast. The interviews provided great laughs, insight, and most importantly The Garbage 10. Within a week I had watched everything there was to watch Katie Nolan and found myself asking all of my friends what their final meal would be if they were on death row. And suddenly I was hooked on the bachelor and was pulling for JoJo - more like NoNo am I right! (Is this thing even

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