Hello, everybody. This is Crying in My Car, a podcast for teachers, and this is not the episode

that you are probably hoping for, and I'm going to do my best to explain why. I am Devin Seabold.

Mike is not with me right now, but Mike will be with me shortly. I just wanted to give you guys a brief

update. So basically, Mike took a little

vacation for about a week to Oklahoma, which is, I think, medically the maximum amount of time

that a person can spend in Oklahoma without committing to some sort of drug addiction.

And so anyways, I have been hard at work here in Florida, not only avoiding COVID, but also

revamping the podcast.

This is going to be kind of our season to launch if there is such a thing.

We've been on there for a year, over a year now, almost a year in like three or four months.

We have over 120 episodes. Plus, if you add in all of the Patreon bonus episodes, We have over 150 episodes. I think it's some

ungodly amount of hours that we have put into it. And it is a time to kind of take it to the next

level. And what I mean by that is I've been thinking about it. I've been listening back to the

podcast and I think it's something. I think it's something

very special. I love the feedback that I get from teachers. The teachers that say that it's,

it's stress relief, that it's a mirror image of what they're going through, that it is almost that

that safety net that keeps them from just falling through the cracks and getting so exhausted from

teaching. And I think that's absolutely wonderful. That was my goal when I set out was to kind of give

teachers a real vision of what teaching is like and provide some humor to probably one of the

professions that is in most need of a good laugh.

That said, I think it's definitely time that we kind of take it to the next level.

We are going to have some new intro music.

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