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The Honey Do with Ryan Sickler.

Welcome back to The Honey Do, y'all. We're over here doing it in the night-pants studios.

I am Ryan Sickler, RyanSickler.com, Ryan Sickler on all social media. Every episode, I'm

gonna tell you how much I appreciate you guys. This community continues to grow. Please subscribe

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Honey Do podcast to gmail.com. The Patreon is five bucks a month. That's it. I think for the year,

if you sign up for a year, it's like 54 bucks and you get over a month of free episode.

If you're in, do that, you'll save on some money. Look, you guys know I record here at the

Santa Monica Music Center. I'm really proud of a program we're doing right now. It's a non-profit

for some at-risk youth. We're working with the Santa Monica Police Department. It's called

Outreach Through The Arts. We're bringing kids in the studio here to teach them about podcasting,

editing, cameras in front of the mic behind the scenes. Doing what Ash does, doing what I do,

giving them a curriculum in a course so they can go out and get these jobs where they don't have

to work at little Caesars for a minimum wage. There's nothing wrong with that. I'm just saying

college may not be for everybody. We're doing a give back program. I'll be telling you more about that

as we keep going, but they're having a hell of a time right now. I'm just really proud of it,

so it's something I'm going to promote and get these kids some exposure. That's the biz,

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