Snap is. I want to take you backstage here to share something crazy that was never ever

supposed to work, but it works anyway. From start to finish, it takes about four or

five months to make every single story you hear on Snap. Research, investigation, interviews,

editing, interviewing again, more editing, almost always, with someone who doesn't generally

speak into a microphone. Snap producers serve as counselor, as empath, as a guy to

confidate in showing folk that we are going to treat bear story with care and with respect,

because we will. An original music soundscape constructed for just this one story, and

it's almost air time before finally, finally, I can take the wrapping paper off and introduce

you to a person that we fell in love with on a weekly basis. From this tiny team and Snap

is, it doesn't make any sense from a business perspective, it never has. It only makes

sense from a heart perspective. I don't know if you've heard, but it seems like every

single day, more layouts and cancellations are announced. Amazing shows like invisibility,

other NPR programs we featured here, Snap is not immune. So I'm asking you, because telling

these stories was always going to be like climbing the mountain, snap judgment.org, if

you've ever, ever been frozen in your car, in your kitchen, at the gym, unable to move

until you heard the end of the story, please support the team of magicians that make this

happen at snap judgment.org. And I've got to tell you the truth. Help me sleep at night.

Knowing I can treat the people fairly, the magic makers that make Snap happen, join Snap

Nation at whatever level makes sense for you. Snap judgment.org, because this just

doesn't work any other way. Snap judgment.org. When you look at what's going on right now,

you know that seeing through someone else's eyes is more important than ever. And you're

listening. You're one of us. Think about that. It is in you. So I'm asking, please stop.

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