Hi there, this is a message for history friends and for patrons alike, so don't panic.

You should know that we are having a Q&A episode in time to celebrate our 7th birthday on the 18th of May,

and if you would like to contribute questions to that episode, then you have until the 11th of May to do so.

So get cracking.

Ask me any questions you would like me to answer, and I will answer them.

If you'd like to send it an audio recording, I'd be happy to put that into the show as well.

If you're curious about where we're going next with the show, if you're curious about

things in my life, if you're curious about things that I plan on doing with the show in the future,

you get the idea, ask me whatever you would like to ask, and I will give you the answers.

Also, it should be said that that is the date where I'm going to drop some pretty huge news on you guys.

It may well be the case that some of the questions that are asked are answered by that huge news.

And I don't want to say any more, because they'll probably spoil it. But there you go. We've got some huge news ahead.

So tune in on the 18th of May to hear what it is.

A recent episode dropped in the regular feed for all regular podcast listeners, in other words, people who are not patrons, and

it basically announced that. But it also gave you guys previews of the Suez Crisis episodes that

have been released so far. Of course, for patrons, there's not much point in releasing previews

when they get the actual episodes. So make sure and check out the Suez Crisis in case you

really missed me over the last

two weeks. Yes, in case you weren't aware, we did put the Versa Anniversary Project on a wee bit

of a break. It wasn't necessarily deliberate. It kind of just happened that way with scheduling

and work, et cetera, et cetera. But it also happened because I realized looking ahead to the schedule, things are going to get

very intense over the next several weeks. In fact, to the extent that there sometimes might be

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