Oh, was I supposed to do two things. First I'm going to let you hear

the second half of that recent outrage discussion where we talk about advice that

we would give to outgoing missionaries and eventually end up reading excerpts from our own

mission journals. I think it's an excellent discussion and we desire all to receive

it. But I also want to talk a bit more about Patreon because I mentioned it on our last episode and a few of you have already

joined up that's awesome but I want you all to become Patreon supporters of Infants on

Thrones because this is really going to reinvigorate our creative juices.

And when that happens, we all win.

So what is Patreon?

It's essentially a throwback to the olden days of Lords and Ladies becoming patrons of the arts, of people supporting the creative

work of the artist that they like, except that this is being done in a modern crowd sourcing

format that allows some pretty cool community interaction

that I don't think we've ever really been able to do before with infants on

thrones. Think of it as joining like a private Facebook group that allows you to interact with the infants in a lot

of different ways but doesn't show up on any of your friends or families Facebook timeline

so you can do it with discretion if that's important to you.

It's only visible to other patron subscribers and we do things like post video

messages to you. I've already put a couple up there. We'll give you sneak peaks into upcoming episodes.

I'm planning on releasing something today or tomorrow on the Shown Project

to give Patreon subscribers a sneak peek of what I'm doing with that.

We can give you raw recordings of discussions that we had but we haven't edited or released

yet and so you'd get that long before we release them to the general public.

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