Hey all. Today's bonus content is a slightly new format we're trying out. We're calling it a showcase,

and it's where we talk to somebody else working in the audio drama, audio fiction space,

and we'll ask them a few questions about their work, then we'll play a chunk of their work,

and then we'll come back for a few more questions. Our featured guest for the pilot episode of this format, that is a pun, as you'll see in a moment,

is Jordan Cobb, which is a name that should definitely be on your podcast, Radar.

Got him again.

And you'll get to hear a full episode of Jordan's sci-fi horror saga, Janus Descending.

I'm going to let Jordan speak for herself and her work speak

for itself in just a moment. But first, I want to tell you about Tavoor. Tavore is the app for

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Also, I want to remind you that,

what I said last time, about a marathon, not a sprint,

there's plenty you can still be doing to help black people, to help trans people.

As always, we encourage you to do your own research,

but there's a link in the show notes for blacklivesmatters.c-a-R-D-co,

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