You're listening to a Roddenberry Podcast.

Mission Log, A Roddenberry Podcast.

Mission Log, a Roddenberry Star Trek podcast.

I'm John Champion. And I'm Norman Lough. Each week on morals, meetings, and messages contained therein, and we ask ourselves if the whole thing stands

the test of time.

But that is not what we're doing today.

That's the old bit.

Everybody loves the bit. This supplemental, well, it's been a long time coming. And we have received your email, your messages and inquiries about what's happening with the show.

Mission Log has had a handful of guest co-host recently,

and we've got more coming your way,

but today's discussion is a bit of a catch-up

and it is all about my buddy, my friend, my brother in sound.

So good to see you man.

Norman Lau.

It's great to be here, it's great to see you again.

It's great to be on the air with you, to speak quote unquote and behind the mic

there's a lot that has transpired since early May and I reached out to you because of basically an interesting iTunes

review. It was very short. It wasn't either a positive or negative review. It's just a really interesting question.

What happened to Norman Lau? Or do you think that someone misspelled my name? I just got used to him is he gone now. Yeah. And at the time that review

came out I wasn't exactly sure what kind of information I was comfortable sharing

because I have been sharing information with you, with Earl, behind the

scenes, you know, with Eugene and of course with our discord and Patreon followers, but I haven't had a chance to discuss that at large, you know, with

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