I'm pulling on my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for another drive to work.

Okay. So, one of the things about doing a podcast for a while, you slowly figure things out.

And one of the things that's important to me that I've been doing with this podcast is trying to show the history of magic.

And part of the history of magic is the people who made it.

And so one of the things I've been trying to do is definitely let people know about all

the different people that went into making magic.

And what I've discovered is two things.

One is some people are fascinated by who the people are, and it's an interesting history

lesson.

Some people can care less.

The second thing is, I've been trying to do a lot of this during my design talks, and it's an interesting history lesson, some people can care less. The second thing is,

I've been trying to do a lot of this during my design talks, and they've been getting

longer, and so I've decided that here's what I'm going to do. I'm going to start a new series

that I'm calling Who's Who, and I'm going to use this series, which will be every once in a while,

I won't be consecutive, but every once in a while I will do a story about the people of, of magic. And I'll talk about different sections. Today I'm going to start with R&D, but I'll talk

not just about R&D, but other people that were involved in the game. And the idea is, when we're all done,

hopefully I've had a chance to talk about a lot of the people that have worked on magic. So there's a long, very history.

Anyway, I really think if you want to know magic, it's important to know the people behind

the magic.

The people behind the magic.

If I didn't use who's who, I would have to use behind the magic.

Anyway, okay, so what we do today is is I'm going to start with R&D.

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