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I'm the producer, Caleb Keith, and I'm joined by our hosts, Dr. Rod Rosenblatt, Scott Keith, and Adam Francisco.

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Welcome to the Thinking Fellows. This week we're talking about Atonement. But before I pass the mic off to Dr. Keith, I wanted to talk about show notes and what those are and how you can access that. I realized after the end of the last episode that people may not be familiar with show notes or have used it before.

And basically what show notes are is there links to various references in the show.

So that may be a book, a video, a website, something like that.

And they allow the listeners at home to access things we talk about on the show

easier than, say, typing it into their computer and wondering how we spelled something. And the

basic way that those are input on your device or where you're listening is, they're typically

found in the description section of every episode. So if you subscribe on

iTunes, each show has a description tab that looks like a little I, a little info button. And if you

click that, you'll get the show notes for that episode. It has a brief description about what the

episode is, and then the various links to everything. If you use a dedicated podcasting app, those usually have

a section for the show notes dedicated themselves, where they're not described as the description.

And then if you listen from our website, the show notes are at the bottom of every episode.

So there's a post for every episode. You can click to listen. And then below

that is the description and the various links. And those are all highlighted in blue. So you'll know

what's link and what's text. And by following those, you'll be able to make it to anything

that is mentionable or online from the show. Yeah, so check those out.

They're really helpful.

Maybe you'll pick up a book or two or be able to watch some of the video lectures we've

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