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I'm your host, Maddie.

Hello. Hello, everybody.

Welcome back to a new episode of the bad broadcast.

It's me. It's Maddie. I'm back.

And today is, if you can believe it, my 300th episode. 300 years. Some days it feels like 300 years. 300 episodes. And that's like what's published. So I think it's probably a few more

because I went back and deleted like a handful of episodes.

Maybe like, maybe like eight episodes. So we're probably, we've probably done more than 300 episodes. But it's pretty crazy.

I mean, every single Monday for all, we're going on six years. This June, it will be six years of the podcast. And I only

missed two weeks. I miss two weeks in the summer of 2022. If you were here, you remember the

fiasco, but missed those two weeks. But other than that, we have not missed a Monday. And that feels so crazy. That feels so crazy to be doing this for six

years. And, you know, who knows what's to come? I certainly don't. I don't know. But I have been

wanting to do this episode for a while. I saw Haley do it. I had been talking to my friends about

it. There's, it's like such a good topic, especially for kind of a landmark episode. I'm going to talk about everything I've changed. I mean, not everything. I'm sure I'll remember other things that I've changed my mind on, but things I've changed my mind on since starting the podcast. I'm going to just talk about all of the ways in which I've changed. And I got to say,

I mean, some of the changes, I like to think they're all for the better. Some of them have not

been received very well. But you know what? The change happened no matter what. I mean,

whether it was, whether everybody around me was excited about it or not, I definitely

have changed my mind on many things.

I'm trying to think of what else is going on.

Oh, we've got the Alex Cooper and Alex Earle drama happening.

As I'm recording right now on Thursday, we have not heard from Alex Earl.

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