Hello everybody and welcome to your almost monthly update around our Patreon campaign for 2017.

It's an update regarding our campaign to make twice as much Canem Rince in 2018 and beyond,

which would be 100 podcasts per year. That's two a week. And that would, of course, make it twice

as likely that we'll cover the games that you want us to from our famous, infamous, long list,

the spreadsheet that now has over 1,500 games on it.

I say now, I mean, it goes up, it goes down a bit, we do one, and then six games come out

that we're all interested in, or people suggest classics, and so it goes on. It is indeed

a never-ending task, however, twice as many podcasts means twice as many games. And that means twice as much podcasting entertainment in your ears and twice as much of us making that happen, of course. But first of all, thank you. Thank you to everyone who has responded to

the campaign and to a previous update regarding the campaign. We just had at the start of this month,

we had our latest Patreon payment, I suppose. What else can we call it? We around 680 dollars which is really really

really helpful I can't tell you just how much it enables me in particular at this

point to continue to focus on Cana Rince and make it my number one priority in life.

As we often say, it takes a lot of effort, a lot of work, a lot of time to make all this stuff in the way that we do.

And so that's really what this is all about as well as other costs, which I will go on to talk about.

But mainly, as we've said, it's myself and Jay, my essential right-hand man who's editing

this, who does much of the audio editing.

We also still have our incredible team of volunteer contributors, the amazing Corcoranin Rince team,

most of whom have been around since 2011 and never strayed for a moment.

And we've also added some great people along the way.

It's been just a phenomenal project.

And I just, yeah, I just don't ever want it to stop and I don't want it to stop being my or Jay's number one focus.

In an ideal world, we'd have enough money to pay everybody for all the time that they put in, but as currently, that's just not realistic.

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