Felicitations. It is me Felicia Day and this is my podcast. It is podcast number 47 and my voice broke when I said

Felicitations. So I don't even know what to tell you guys. It is a little bit unnerving to have a

camera on me right now because I am live streaming this podcast on Twitch. So it is 2 p.m. Well, what is it? I was

supposed to start at 2 p.m. It is 420 right now, 418. And I neglected to start on time because I have

construction going on in my backyard. And it is just one of those days where everything goes wrong.

I have to tell you, I'm super annoyed inside.

I'm sweating.

Everybody who's watching me can see that I'm very moist in the face.

Moist.

And it's okay because it's 112 in this room.

And it's not made for recording.

And there are saws going on outside but I'm here

I am gung-ho to try this experiment because I think it might be fun to like enhance the podcast

to do it live also I love streaming on Twitch and then I don't want to do extra work to do the

podcast so I think we could get the best of all worlds here if I just do this setup although like I said I don't want to do extra work to do the podcast. So I think we could get the best of all worlds here if I just do this setup. Although, like I said, I didn't research this until 15 minutes before I was

supposed to go live. So that's semi-professional. But considering the podcast has been in beta for

three years, I wouldn't say this is a total professional setup anyway. I'm using the jankiest overlays.

It's like it might as well be comic sands. So anybody who's watching this live is probably

thinking, wow, you really went all out. There's banging in the background because of my construction,

which thank God has picked up again. They are doing waterproofing on the outside and they're also doing

all the finishing woodwork. So like the underside, I guess it's called a soffet, which is something I didn't

know what was the deal. I didn't know what a softet was. And now I feel like I'm a professional

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