from PRX.

Ladies and gentlemen and boys and girls and friends beyond the binary. It's time for the

podcaster. While he's not seen, he's barely heard, ideally, or, you know, generally kind

of heard. I think that'd be more correct, correct? And I'd seen, and barely heard. That

was what I would have said if I was more concise, but I'm not. But I'm here so you can barely

hear me or just roar rarely hear me. Ashenika, one more thing that rhymed with that, like,

but I can't because you know what time it is. It's time for sleep with me. Podcasts have

put you to sleep. And if you could be attention for a few minutes, if you're a regular listener,

really, these are the ways we keep the show going. And if you forget, just when your hand hits

a fridge tomorrow, sleep with me, podcast, a dacom slash sponsors.

Hey, Scootsier, just tucking you in and wanted to check in. You know, this is a part of

the show where I say, hey, if you're in a position to support the show, think about, you

know, now you don't have to worry about this if you're not because I'm doing my best. I'm

going to keep sleeping. They come out twice a week for free. But think about what did

you used to do before sleep with me or what if there wasn't sleep with me? But you

say, Oh, okay, well, I just listened to this other thing or, Oh, I'd just go back to

using this or to sleep with me really work for you and say, well, I'd really miss it.

If there wasn't sleep with me, I'd really miss it. If your answer is like, what would

you do if there wasn't sleep with me? If it's not a quick answer, think about supporting

the show. If it gives you pause, because while I'm doing my best to keep the show free

for everybody, I do that with the help of the listeners that take action. So if you're

in a position to take action, and only if you're in a position to do so, like I say in

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