Megan Markle is now trying to label the historic word “archetypes” after announcing that her first podcast series was called Archetypes for audio streaming giant Spotify.
The Duchess of Sussex made a statement to the US Patent and Trademark Office last month that includes the use of “archetypes”, a word that comes from ancient Greek and was first used in English around the 1540s.
The dizzying list of goods and services involved is in the areas of “cultural treatment of women and stereotypes of women”.
They cover everything from podcasts, TV shows, DVDs, CDs and entertainment services to cable and satellite TV, global computer networks, the Internet, wireless devices, mobile apps, set-top boxes, webcasts and streaming media.
The app was compiled by Archewell Audio, a complex network of 11 companies founded by Harry and Megan, based in the opaque tax haven of Delaware. That means they own the brand and not Spotify, which paid them $18 million in 2020.
The Duchess of Sussex made a statement to the US Patent and Trademark Office last month that includes the use of “archetypes”, a word that comes from ancient Greek and was first used in English around the 1540s.
Prince Harry and Megan Markle visit a radio station in Brixton, south London, in January 2018.
Megan could face legal challenges from companies that use the word in their names, such as the Archetypes cleansing and skin care business, which has already established a trademark.
Victoria Beckham had a similar linguistic battle in 2002. The former pop singer, known as Posh Spice, tried to prevent the Peterborough United championship football team from naming his club “Posh” and claiming that the word was “inextricably linked”. to him.
The Voters Fund announced that the couple will finally make their Spotify podcast debut this summer, 18 months after striking a lucrative deal, just two months after Joe Rogan asked his new employer to drop his Covid vaccine claims.
“Archetypes” is hosted by Megan, who speaks to historians, experts and women who have experienced print.
In the Archewell Audio project trailer, Duchess says: “This is how we talk about women: the words that nurture our girls and how the media portrays women with us. But where do these stereotypes come from? And how do they continue to appear and define our lives?’
The Duchess, anticipating the type of guests, adds: “They are archetypes: a podcast where we cut, explore and dismember labels that try to restrict women.
I’ll be talking to women who know all too well how these guys shape our narratives. “And I’m going to talk to historians to find out how we got here in the first place.”
The app was compiled by Archewell Audio, a complex network of 11 companies founded by Harry and Megan and based in the opaque tax haven of Delaware.
Announcement marks the debut of Archewell Audio’s podcast series with Spotify
Megan and Harry signed a lucrative deal with the audio streaming giant to host and produce podcasts worth around 18 million მილი by the end of 2020.
Spotify and Archewell Audio said: “Both Spotify and Archewell Audio value accountability in the audio landscape and, as explained recently, are ready to work together to uphold the principles of transparency, trust and security.
Megan has long been involved in the Women’s Empowerment Campaign. Spotify and Archewell Audio described their conversations with typists as “uncensored” and said the duchess would delve into stereotypes.
Former Suits actress Megan is also an executive producer on the series, along with selector content manager Ben Browning and selector audio director Rebecca Sanane.
The podcast will be produced by Archewell Audio in association with Gimlet Media for Spotify.
What does Megan say in the Spotify trailer?
“This is how we talk about women: the words that nurture our girls and how the media portrays women with us…but where do these stereotypes come from? And how do they continue to appear and define our lives?
I’m Megan and these are archetypes: podcasts where we cut, explore and break labels that try to restrict women. I will have conversations with women who know very well how these characters shape our narrative. And I’ll talk to historians to understand how we got here.
“Archetypes: Coming Soon. Listen only on Spotify.”
Prince Harry and Megan Markle at Global Citizen Live: New York, 25 September 2021
Source: Daily Mail
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