What's good, everyone.

It is Dr. Ney.

He is I.

I am him.

Thank you for tuning in for this very, very short episode of Docs Outside the Box.

Look, let's jump right into it.

So next month, which is tomorrow, me and Renee, we're going to start working on quarter two for docs outside the box in terms of content.

And before we jumped into that, before we jumped into the month of March,

I just wanted to talk to you about how important reviews rating this show is, what it does,

the feedback, and, you know, the overall results of what it does to this show. Now, listen,

if you compare podcasting to radio, those are two different types of relationships. When you're

listening to the radio, that's more of a, that's more of a passive type of

relationship.

They broadcast, you listen, and you decide to tune in or you don't tune out, and that's it.

Right.

There's usually no way that you can provide some form of constructive feedback for the radio.

Now, on the other hand, you have podcasting.

There's so many different ways you can rate the show,

you can review the show, you can write in.

And for the most part, he or she,

whoever the podcast host is,

is going to take your feedback seriously

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