Oh, I'm not. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, Oh, oh, ladies and gentlemen, to this highly unorthodox

edition of the Corporate Report podcast. I'm your host James

corporate of Corporate Report.com coming to you as always from the sunny climes of

Western Japan on the 27th day of September 2019.

You're tuned into episode 363 of the Corporate Report Podcast, Truth Music 2019.

Now if you're an old hand of the corporate report you'll know the drill by now. This is of course the

podcast where I feature independent musicians who are creating music with a message a

message that resonates with listeners of the corporate report dealing

with the types of issues that you will find in any given corporate report presentation.

And since I started doing this several years ago, the feedback has always been fantastic, obviously from musicians in the crowd.

In fact, this past year, I've received a record number of submissions looking for independent musicians looking to get their music played on the next edition of Truth Music.

So I'm glad to see that this resonates with people and that a lot of people out there

are tuning into this.

And I certainly hope that people are going and checking out and supporting these independent musicians who are doing their best to try to get this message out in a different way. And as I always say, I'm glad to see people using whatever talents and

whatever resources they have at hand to put this information out in a way that will

hopefully resonate with other people people who may not sit down and watch a two hour documentary about 9-11 whistleblowers

or what have you, but we'll sit down and listen to a piece of music.

And I love to see that, so I love to support it, and I've been doing that for several years now so if you're interested

please do go back in the archives for the Truth Music Series. We've had many editions featured many

different artists over the years and I would like to start today's edition by acknowledging and

thanking once again Day Job Orchestra, Mike and James over at dayjob orchestra

dot com, for submitting what you just heard there as the opening music to this

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