I'd like to read to you a little bit of listener feedback that I received from a gentleman named Chris.

And the title of the email is Don't Lose Steam.

And it says, don't lose Steam on the Twilight Zone podcast.

I know there's a long way to go and it seems endless.

But you'll get there.

I was late to find in it and usually I like when I have time to catch up I still am catching up

but I noticed there's larger gaps in between the episodes I'm always working on

projects and it's good to hear encouragement it helps with the lag. You have one of the best podcasts on the internet. I only listen to a few and yours is one of them. You can tell you really care for the Twilight Zone. It will be a sad day when I finish listening to you break down the episodes. I just hope it isn't premature. With that being said, good

luck with the podcast and future episodes. Remember, what causes an episode is just as great

and seldom told as the episode itself. You have the advantage of keeping the story of the cause alive.

The effect is so great the cause needs to be told.

Thanks again, Chris.

I thought that was a wonderful and encouraging message, so I wanted to read that out, but the fact that I've received it, I thought it's time to give a little reassurance that the Twilight Zone podcast isn't going anywhere.

Summer has been a busy time for me more than usual.

Now, I think I've got the best listeners of any podcast going

because you've been very patient.

You've always been very encouraging and there's

never been that sense of entitlement you know no one's ever been disparaging or insulting in their

remarks even when there's been these big breaks between podcasts you know when i announced that I was going to leave the podcast a

while ago and Luke took over for a while you know someone I think it was a user by the

name of VIP on the cult labs message board who wrote after I commented that at

the rate I'm going it's going to take me till I'm 90 and

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