Well, here we are, my fellow World War II enthusiasts.

You've listened to me butcher names, places, and even accents for the last 99 episodes,

but hopefully not the facts, or at least not too many of them.

I've said this before, so I'll keep it short.

I did not, could not, imagine what this podcast would become.

I had no idea what I was doing, which is probably a good thing, otherwise I would have been

too terrified to record the first episode.

And by the way, I went back and listened to the first episode, and well, thanks for sticking

around, and actually listening to episode 2.

I think I got better over time, somewhat.

I still get nervous when I bring up GarageBand and put the mic in front of me, but I'm

getting there.

Even after all this time, I think I'm still getting there.

Thanks to all of you who have listened and wrote in saying, your time spent doing chores

or walking or mostly commuting to work, have been shortened by my little endeavor here.

Trust me, I know what it's like.

When I'm listening to something I can get into before I know it, I'm home, and can't

quite remember how I got there.

If I could go back, I would do something differently, but as they say, it is what it is.

And I pray it's been acceptable, hopefully you agree.

But I have to acknowledge, after going back and listening to myself, it must have been

so frustrating for you when I put out the Fall of France series or the Battle of Britain

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