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It's the professional left with Drift Class and Blue Gal.

Music Drift Glass and Blue Gow.

Hi, Blue Gow.

Hi.

And in case you missed it,

Drift Glass wants me to announce again that DGBG Productions has a new video podcast.

What might be less exciting for some of you and more exciting for others,

it is my knitting podcast. Yeah. You can see my messy office in this week's episode. There are now two episodes up at YouTube, and I'll be doing these 20 to 30 minute shows once a week on Wednesdays. If you love knitting as I do, you are the audience for this show.

Please like and subscribe. You should do it. I've listened to both of them. They're awesome. I'm not even a knitter. I think they're awesome.

But yesterday, you and I were talking about this brand new podcast of yours, this new award-ready podcast, I might add. And I asked you the same question that both of us always ask, whenever we're involved in any kind of media project, because we're both writers, who is your audience? This is every writer's group I've ever facilitated or edited or anything I've done in the editing department of someone else's work.

Every script I've ever worked on, every editorial.

I've written a lot of editorials.

Every time someone has asked about blogging, it's always the same question.

Who's your audience?

And just as a brief aside, my audience is knitters like me.

Yeah, exactly.

So people have lots of yarn and a lot of experience.

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