Hi, everyone. This is Kevin Stroud from the History of English Podcast. This is a bonus

episode. I just wanted to use this opportunity to give you a quick couple of updates related

to the podcast and also answer a few questions that I've been receiving. This is not a regular

episode and that's why it's not numbered in sequence. But I thought this would probably

the best way to address a few little quick issues with you. First of all, I want to thank

everyone for listening. I've really been surprised and I really do appreciate the number of

you listening. I really didn't expect the podcast to grow this quickly, but it has really

grown. There are many days where this podcast is ranked in the top 10 and sometimes even

in the top five history podcast on iTunes. I really again want to thank all of you for

listening to this and I hope you're finding it enjoyable and entertaining. I certainly

am finding it enjoyable, providing it to you. I did want to give a quick update related

to the website because I've been getting a few questions about that.

The primary website for the podcast is historyofenglishpodcast.com. There's a reason why I haven't

mentioned that website a lot in earlier episodes of the podcast. I really did not have it

in a form that I was comfortable with, but it is finally getting there. So I did want

to mention that. I've also been getting a few questions about the resources that I use

when I put the episodes together and there really is not one or two major resources.

I have dozens and dozens, probably over 100 different books and resources that I use.

What I've started doing is on the website, you'll see a link to a page called Resources

and I'm just sort of listing various books and resources that I use. I'm not breaking it

down by episode because that would be almost impossible for me to do. Each episode again

pulls from so many different resources, but that at least gives you an opportunity if you're

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