Hi, everybody. This is Jennifer Matarise. And before I proceed, I'd just like to say a few things. First of all, I'd like to thank everybody who's been listening. I hope you're enjoying the podcast as much as I'm enjoying making the podcast. I've been spending a lot of time doing research and looking into different disasters to do and

those sorts of things and doing all sorts of different behind-the-scenes stuff trying to get

the podcast out there and get it listened to. So if you do like it, thank you so much for

listening. Please share with anybody who you think might like it anybody who you're not

really sure might like it on your Twitter on your Facebook on your Tumblr whatever

feel free to share the podcast with whoever you want and also you know go ahead and

review and rate it on iTunes SoundCloud whatever sort of rating system place you have,

you know, go ahead and share and tell people, you know, what you think if you think it's a really

great podcast. In relation to that, I'd also like to thank Ever Bright Morning who is

following the podcast very well on SoundCloud and on Tumblr, so, you know, thanks a lot, Ever Bright, and I really appreciate you paying attention and giving me feedback.

I'd also like to remind everybody that the next episode that I'm doing, which is the fifth episode, is a quote

unquote movie break. Basically, because the subject matter of the podcast is so serious and sort

of pressing most of the time, I wanted to kind of have a break in that, you know, kind of to lighten the mood a little bit, you know, to kind of make everybody feel a little better after listening to four episodes about death and destruction.

So the fifth episode movie breaks are going to be about the disaster movie genre. I like my fake disasters almost as much as I like

reading about real disasters. So the next episode's going to be about the Poseidon Adventure.

You know, the book it was based on, the original 1972 movie, the sequel, inevitable

remakes that came along 20 years later. Um, so,

you know, the Poseidon Adventure is one of my favorite movies of all time, so I can't wait to

talk about it, you know, get a little buzzed, sit down, talk about disaster movies. So, um,

because it doesn't require the kind of research that the other episodes do,

I should be able to get it out to you by the end of the week to kind of make up for the

fact that it's been a little bit of a break between the last episode and this particular

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