Hello, and welcome.

To mind of Micah, hello, let's start with apologies, it's been a while, how's everybody doing

today?

Great, I don't know why I asked that question and we can reply, but I've been slacking on

the content side and I apologize for that.

Well we are back, I've got some good stuff to do, some good stuff to talk about, and

I'm pretty excited, so welcome back to mind of Micah.

Another thing I'm pretty excited about is the work that we're doing over at Backdoor

Cover, our sports podcast, football is in full swing, hoops are back, the world series

just ended, it is a great time to be listening to Backdoor Cover, if you are a sports fan

at all.

So go check that out, Backdoor Cover, three words.

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So unless you've been living under a rock, you might have heard that last night our yesterday

I suppose was election day in the midterms, and we try not to get overtly political,

but we will for just a minute, I'm going to read today, it is the return of Micah's

story, the week it's titled six takeaways from the 2022 election, simple enough.

It comes to us from the Washington Post, I believe this to be a pretty non-political

look at the numbers and what it means, and so of course we'll get out of the way personally.

Another year has gone by, and another election has gone by, and no one I voted for

on, not a single one, it's weird, and it's kind of weirder now that I'm outside of Travis

County, I'm in Hayes County, and which is a traditionally more Republican stronghold,

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