I'm Michael Knowles here to tell you that rules for retrogrades, the book and the show, are out now, and you absolutely need to check it out before the thought police.

Confiscate all of it and lock you away.

Rules for retrogrades out today.

Counter-disruption. We're disrupting the plans of the radicals.

Everyone pick up a copy if you already have one.

And if you do have one, please leave a review in all the relevant places so that we get it in the hands of all the people that need it.

Rules for Retrogrades, rise.

Yeah!

Fellow Retrogrades, before we begin today's show on suffering, please take time and say Hail Mary for Samantha Bannister's parents and siblings as they near what would have been her 16th birthday in a couple days from today.

This is an especially difficult time for their families, you can imagine.

Also, please say, in Our Father, for the repose of Samantha's soul, Jeremiah is still looking

for a publisher for his book.

She Dance Me a Story, chronicling his daughter's battle and death of childhood brain cancer. Thank you.

Welcome parents to orphans and retrogrades, COVID shut-ins, to a special edition of

rules for retrogrades today. Dave is in transit moving states, and yet here I sit with a very

special guest, my friend, Mr. Jeremiah Bannister.

I wanted to bring on Jeremiah today because he's a great narrator, a great storyteller,

Raccontore type, and he has a work in progress that I wanted to talk to him about, his daughter, Sammy, who passed away, is the subject of the story.

And it's a great one.

First, let me introduce you to Mr. Bannister, who is a writer, a YouTuber, a public speaker.

After serving in the U.S. Navy, he earned a degree in journalism and mass communication with a minor in political science,

during which time he was awarded the school's top honor in creative writing, political science and public speaking.

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