Hey, you guys, this is Christine Blackburn with the Storyworthy podcast, and I just want to say thank you so much for listening to the show, for going to stitcher.com and hearing the show. Also, you can hear us, of course, on iTunes and SoundCloud. And the best thing you can do to support our show is to tell your family members, your friends, and your co-workers to tune in to Storyworthy, and that way we can keep the train rolling.

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Hi, everybody.

This is Todd Glass, and you are listening to Storyworthy.

Welcome to The Story Worthy podcast.

Here are your hosts, Christine Blackburn and Hannah Sphin. Welcome to Storyworthy.

My name is Christine Blackburn, and I'm here with Hanna Svaney,

and we're coming to you from the Admiral's Lounge at L.A.X, where there are free snacks and free drinks.

What are we doing here? Well, we're going to mention LAX later on in the show, so I thought perhaps we just stay at the airport the whole time. All right. Well, this is actually a really big show for us on us. This is our four-year anniversary. Four years. Can you believe it, people? Four years. We have produced. Not canceled yet. Oh, wait.

We can't be canceled.

Two hundred and twenty-five episodes, Honest, we have produced.

And now we're dropping, as you know, two episodes a week.

And with our four-year anniversary, we are launching a new website.

Yes.

It's still Storyworthy Podcast.com.

It's been completely reformatted by our friend Joe Slepsky. Thank you. Joe Slepsky helping us out, and for Squarespace, for also helping us out with that site. I'd also like to thank everybody at Sideshow Network, because these folks have been helping us quite a bit, honest over the last year. A lot of manual labor. You know how the Amish come when they raise a barn? That's what Sideshow Network is like, except with microphones, and nobody here can lift anything over five pounds. But other than that, it's exactly like the Amish. And we'd also like to thank Jorge Reyes, you know, Honest. He was our sound engineer for the first three years of the show. That's true. And when... He would lug his equipment over to your apartment in Las Velas.

Well, I did pay him. I'm not saying... I know he was being paid to lug. It's still lugging. It doesn't become lighter just because you got a check at the end of the night. But then, you know, hooked up with this guy, Darren McAvey, here at Side Show Network. Now when you say you hooked up with Darren McAvey.

No, no, he's married, happy, child and very happy.

Right, you mean you hooked up with Darren McAvey. No, no, he's married, happy, child and very happy.

Right.

You mean professionally hooked up.

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