Tim McClelland

11AM UPDATE ON THE I'VE HAD IT PODCAST SPONSORS: It’s time to turn up the heat on The Bad Guys: Momentous, Quince, Article Modern, and ASPCA Pet Insurance. See suggested email just below. So far: FIFTEEN sponsors on this list have pulled all support for the company. TWO need to make a public-facing statement denouncing it. FOUR brands continue to support a podcast spewing hatred and violence. LET’S MAKE TODAY “SPONSOR-LESS MONDAY”! WRITE the four remaining brands and let them know they don’t get your business until they publicly end their relationship. ASK the two companies who have left but haven’t done so publicly yet to do so. THANK the fifteen who have done the right thing. THE BAD GUYS These companies continue to support the I’ve Had It’s podcast campaign of hate and violence. @livemomentous @onequince @articlemodern @ASPCAPetIns WRITE THEM AND DEMAND THEY STOP SPONSORING THE PODCAST [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] THE EMAIL Subject: Immediate and permanent termination of your sponsorship of the I've Had It podcast I am writing to express my severe disappointment and growing outrage regarding your continued financial sponsorship of the I've Had It podcast. Following the November 5th episode, in which the hosts openly mocked and celebrated the assassination of a political activist, over fifteen major corporations immediately recognized a clear violation of human decency and permanently severed ties. Your brand’s continued silence and ongoing financial support of this program is completely unacceptable. By failing to pull your advertising, your company is actively financing a platform that normalizes and laughs at political violence. Consumers are no longer giving brands the benefit of the doubt—continued sponsorship signals a direct alignment with this toxic rhetoric. Be advised that passive silence is being treated as an active choice. I demand that you immediately: Terminate all advertising agreements with this program. Deactivate all promotional codes and custom landing pages. Issue a formal, public statement confirming your permanent departure. Until your company publicly cuts ties and takes accountability, I will permanently withhold my business, actively encourage my network to do the same, and support competitors who maintain clear ethical boundaries. I expect a prompt, front-facing confirmation regarding your stance on this matter THE GOODISH GUYS These companies have ceased all sponsorship of the show. The brands have completely severed operational ties, disabled their custom backend links, and deactivated coupon codes, but are only confirming it when directly asked via customer service . They have yet to make a public statement saying so. @CozyEarth @Casper WRITE COZY EARTH AND CASPAR AND ASK THEM TO MAKE A PUBLIC STATEMENT Cozy Earth: [email protected] Caspar: [email protected] PRESSURE COZY EARTH AND CASPAR ON X .@CozyEarth @Casper Deactivating promo codes behind the scenes isn't enough. Hiding your exit in customer service DMs lacks accountability. Stand openly against the I've Had It podcast's rhetoric and issue a clear, public statement today. PRESSURE COZY EARTH AND CASPAR ON INSTA Deactivating your custom landing page and checkout codes behind the scenes is only a first step. Consumers demand full transparency, not quiet backend adjustments. Stop hiding behind individual customer support replies—make a formal, front-facing public declaration confirming you have permanently cut ties with this show. THE GOOD GUYS These companies have ceased all sponsorship of the podcast and made public-facing statements to this effect. @CashApp @BollAndBranch @NoblTravel @lolablankets @ZipRecruiter @GetHoneyLove @Chewy @jonesroadbeauty @Nutrafol @ridgewallet @get_Ethos @zennioptical @Ember_Tech @irestorelaser @joinladder DO BUSINESS WITH THEM!