How's that low-level C audio code or whatever the hell it is you're working on?

I'm making progress.

Do you have any hair left to pull out of your head, Marco?

No, this is why I cut it short to make that impossible.

I knew I was going to be working on core audio this week, so I got a fresh haircut, number two on the razor.

Nice.

And that means it's too short to

realistically grab hold of. I feel like God, I could still get a handful. Maybe. He might not have

little fingers, like pincers. So any pre-follow-up stuff we need to worry about? There is no pre-follow-up,

only post-follow-up and follow-up and more follow-up.

Lots and lots of follow-up. Maybe the show is pre-follow-up. At this point, should we just call

this the accidental follow-up podcast? Well, there's follow-up, and then the main topics are

really just pre-follow-up for next week. It's so true. So let's do our follow-up so we can get to the pre-follow-up.

We should probably start with talking about our discussion about how to attract or encourage women and girls to listen to the show.

And unsurprisingly, we got a lot of feedback about this.

And I appreciate, and I know we appreciate all the feedback. A lot of it was really good. Pretty much all of it was really

interesting. And it certainly opened my eyes a bit with regard to how men reacted to it, how women reacted to it. And, and so just a few

things I think we should talk about up front. I think first and foremost, we, I would say we

caught a little bit of flack about spending so much time talking about advertisers and Harry's

specifically. And I think that's

reasonable. I think the problem with the way the last episode went is that because we spent so

much time talking about the advertisers, it appeared as though that was the thing we thought

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