Hello. Hello. It's been a long time no here. We're still plugging away at season

four of We Fix Space Junk. We've sent out all of our episodes to some proof listeners,

and they've given us some really valuable notes, and we are applying them now. We've got our

fingers and toes crossed that we can get these episodes out to you ASAP, definitely this year,

hopefully in the coming month or two. We've had a really hard year, but it seems that we've

really got things together, so we're gradually working on implementing all those notes so we can

get the finished episodes out to you, sounding as good as possible. In the meantime, here's Beth to talk about a brilliant

podcast we listen to this week. Today, we want to introduce you to How I Died, an award-winning

fiction podcast from audio media. The show follows John Spacer, a forensic pathologist with a secret

ability to speak with the dead. When he takes a job in the small town of Springfield, a strange and shadowy place with an unusually

high mortality rate, his abilities give him a bit more of an edge than their previous coroner.

I listened to episode one this week and really enjoyed it. I'm a big fan of Bones and other

CSI-type shows, as well as enjoying the odd supernatural crime show. So How

I Died is my kind of vibe. As you might expect from a show like this, there are a lot of content

warnings listed in the show notes, but if you're interested, listen on. This is episode one,

shellfish. You can find and listen to How I Died by clicking on the link or by searching for How

I Died on any of your favorite podcast platforms.

Our thanks to How I Died for their support.

How I Died contains adult language and themes that may be inappropriate for younger audiences.

Viewer discretion is advised.

Stick around after each episode

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