Hello and welcome to the Think of Fellows podcast. My name is Caleb and I'm joined by my father,

Dr. Scott Keith and by Dr. Rod Rosenblot. We are continuing to walk through the small catechism

as we journey through the entirety of the Book of Concord. We have been in the section on the means of grace, and we're continuing through.

Last episode, we did Confession, and I'm just going to reiterate what I've said in previous

episodes, which is if you're joining us for the first time ever or are a newer listener,

and you've missed some of these episodes on the small catechism, it's probably worth your time to slide through your podcasting app and go back a couple

episodes and start at the beginning with us.

If you were just tuning in because you want to just hear one part, that's fine too.

But we are doing a series and so even if you tuned in briefly, there's probably five or six episodes before this that you'd be interested in.

The Thinking Fellows is part of the 1517 Podcast Network of Shows.

You can go to 1517.org forward slash podcasts to see all of the shows there.

If you find something you like on the website and you'd like to add it to

your podcasting app, you should be able to do that by easily searching. And on the website, there's also

links to the shows in a couple of common podcasting apps, including out podcasts, overcasts, pocketcast,

Radio Public, and a couple more. I can't guess every, and I think Spotify, which is really popular now too.

So if you listen on one of those platforms, you should be able to link to those shows.

Back when we started this podcast, wasn't it just Apple?

No, no, we had lots.

There's always been lots of smaller alternatives.

Back when we started the show, though, Apple did make up

probably 90% of all podcasting downloads. What does it make up now? Like 86%. Yeah. Took in a real hit

in their market share. Yeah, I mean, they have. I actually have, you know, this is totally unrelated to the topic but talk to a couple

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