So I found that in order to get full coverage on YouTube, you have to have copyright-free

music because I'm all about getting that back. You cannot get monetized if you have anything

that resembles possible copyright infringement. Therefore, I had to change my intro. Hey y'all,

this is 2022, a new year, a new time for podcasting. And I had to get a funky beat to basically express

what I want to put out in the atmosphere. And this is 10th row. I'm back, back, back again. I'm a

social critic, thought leader, but I'm more reclusive and cranky. But I want to re-watch, cook,

and just share all things that make me happy. My wish is that this increases the curiosity of

the listening audience to come back for more and to share with friends. I want one million

listeners and downloads. I want creative quality milling to be known around the world. Won't

it do it? Yes, he will. So if you're listening to me on YouTube, click subscribe, tip a system,

and I just want to thank you guys for listening and enjoy and get your bop on.

Copyright free.

So I am coming to terms with the limits as a indie podcaster is what I'm going to start calling

myself as I receive notification from anchor FM about a possible copyright infringement. And

I'm going to be taking down one of my podcasts because I used a couple of bars from Lizzo's

and Big Freedia's. Try it and you can't use meaningful or limited use with the even with a license.

If somebody comes up with a copyright claim and I have that and I use that content, I could actually

be fine or actually take off the platforms. It's annoying but I'm going to go ahead and take down

the entire podcast. It's still up for listening. It's one of my 12 podcasts of Christmas which is

available for immediate streaming on pod beam or wherever else, Applecast or wherever you listen

to podcast. But I'm doing this particular section because the final episode and the reason why I

mention it is because I was really looking forward to figuring out how to hook up my

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