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On the new season of the divided dial from On the Media, we're exploring shortwave radio,

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Good morning, Procaptan.

Welcome back. I'm in England.

Newcastle, to be specific, and I've been taking in the sights for the last week with Kai. I've got to tell you, England, from what I've seen thus far, is beautiful. Nice people, my kind of weather, strangely enough. And to borrow a word from the kids, a calming vibe. A couple of announcements before we get started today. First, our upcoming workshop, Are They Stoic, is the 21st of this month at 11 a.m.

U.S. Mountain, 1 p.m. U.S. Eastern Time. Please do not miss the opportunity to register for it. You can find out more at

actual stoicism.com. Second, for the time being, we're going to stop doing episodes on Thursdays.

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