Billy Penn

For example, we're having, um, actually our meeting that Bill and Sue are attending next week at my office, which is a block and a half up from our historic City Hall, and you know, Bill, what I'm talking about.

And, you know, you walk out the front door of Liberty Place where I work, and you look to your right, and there's Billy Penn, William Penn, right up top.

He oversees the entire city.

No matter where you drive practically, you see Billy Penn up there on our historic City Hall.

And just everywhere you look, um, is just, it's a living museum.

So-

Plus, not everyone is benefiting from increased access.

And now that chat bots are involved, what about patient privacy, accountability and trust? And so we've got a trio of really smart guests today, including Mayor Rendi, a Billy Penn reporter who wrote a piece on the Uberization of mental health care.

We will explain later.

But that story actually inspired today's show.

Yeah.

So, uh, if we see a wee bit more improvement, I'm sure Billy Penn will have Atmospheric right where-

Yeah

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And, uh, I just feel as though Sweetest Thing, off the back of a two-year, two-year-old Group One performance, uh, th- this was a good win.

It was a really good win.

I know Billy Penn went down there with a, a whole heap of confidence.

The stable were pretty confident she'd deliver.

Yeah.

Um, and then even based on some newer data reported by Billy Penn, we didn't see the exact same numbers, but based on what they were writing about how many people were entering the program, it seems like generally there's around a similar level of success rate.

It's not a super expensive program for the city.

It's about $3 million a year, which maybe sounds a lot, you know, if you were to just wire it to my account right now.

Love your spot.

Billy Penn studios.

You got it.

Really cool.

And now we're just, we're growing and growing and growing.

So now we need a larger space and that's happening next year.

Staying at Billy Penner.

Yes, we are.

He's working at UPenn, like at the lab, and they helicopter him out.

It was literally cheaper to shoot it at a soundstage in Scotland and to CGI in Billy Penn and his hat as the helicopter flies by them than it was to just shoot for, and it was only like a week or three days, cheaper to go fly everyone to Scotland and the UK soundstage than to shoot in Philly.

Think about that.

And by the way, if you go on the tour, you can see a balloon outside a door in an office building in a strip mall.

Let's walk, walk through it." Definitely have checked out that ice skating rink before.

And I think, yeah, Billy Penn did a really good, did a really good thing designing the, the grid around it, but it also doesn't dominate, I think, in a way that feels unpleasant.

It's complementing the city in a, in a really cool way.

Yes.