Hey, what's up everyone? This is Jeremiah Roberts, one of the co-hosts here at Coltish.

And this is the super sleuth Andrew, his little sidekick right next to him.

Hey, so maybe you all have maybe missed us the last two weeks and wondering what's been going on.

So we are in the process of undergoing a major overhaul here at Coltish,

specifically in relation to our last episode of you listen then, called Salt Lake City in the

future of Coltish. So right now we are undergoing a major overhaul. We are just looking at

the big picture long term about how what we need to do to make some adjustments to be able to

create content for you on a regular basis. So since our beginning, we have always been,

our content has been for free. It's always been asking for donations. So what's been amazing is

that we have had just an incredible audience now. We have around 27,000, 24 to 27,000 people who

listened and individually on a weekly basis, who consume our content, which is just an incredible blessing.

However, of that amount, we currently have less than 1% who are currently giving or donating.

And that just let you know that given the numbers we're looking at, it's not sustainable long term

to be able to do podcasts on a weekly basis. So we're in the process of doing a major overhaul where

we want to make Coltish not even bigger and better and even bigger than what you would see on

a weekly basis. So if you feel led to call, led to donate, I would say, go to the Coltish Show.com,

go to the donate tab, please partner with us. If you've been blessed by this podcast, even if it's

a donation of around five bucks a month, six bucks a month, something you'd buy for like a bullish

appolet on a monthly basis, we had around maybe 20 to 25% of our audience do that. We would have more

than enough to run this full time. So if you partner with us, if you've been blessed by the content,

please consider partnering with us. And you would say too, sometimes it's easy to assume that

everyone else is taking care of it. Yeah. But usually when everyone thinks that, yeah, yeah,

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