Introducing Big Think Memberships. #shorts

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·Nov 3, 2024

For years, we've been building Big Think with the goal of creating the best interview on the internet, helping our audience get smarter faster. Recently, we reached a huge milestone, thanks to y'all: six million subscribers! And we're just getting started.

We're rolling out a new Big Think membership program, which provides unique perks at two distinct tiers. The first tier is just three dollars a month. It will allow you to support the channel while offering you a chance to see videos before they're released to the public. It will also provide members with a dedicated space for you to interact with our team.

In addition to those perks, the second tier, at ten dollars a month, will deliver some of our most requested features: full-length interviews, the ability to listen to interviews in your podcast feed, and access to exclusive merchandise.

Becoming a member supports our mission to help the world wrestle with interesting and important perspectives. We believe strongly in that mission and think it's needed now more than ever.

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