Hey, gang, I'm Nick.

And I'm Mike, and we are the producers of Lost Notes.

Yep, and we have good news and some bad news.

We have bad news?

Well, not exactly, but this is not a new proper episode of Lost Notes.

Ah, yes, that is technically true.

But we do have new episodes coming.

That's good news.

We're working on a bunch of new stories right now, and we'll tell you more about them very, very soon. But in the meantime...

In the meantime, we thought we'd spend our off time sharing some of our favorite stories from

elsewhere in the podcastosphere. Yep, and this first one's really, really great. It comes from

one of our very favorite radio producers, probably anywhere. Anywhere, indeed. Eleanor McDowell take a bow.

She is part of Falling Tree, a company in the UK that produces so much good work for the BBC

and other folks.

And she herself is one of the best music documentaries out there in my humble opinion.

She's, yeah, totally.

And this one, though, is a little different from anything we've done before, certainly.

It's called Mad About the Boy,

and Eleanor made it with her friends Ruth Barnes and Jude Rogers, both of whom are super

talented writers and producers in their own right, and together they explore pop music and fandom

and the sometimes literal madness that goes down between artists and people who love them the most.

Yeah, I really had fun listening to it. And hope you like it too.

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