Hey, weirdos. Just wanted to let you know that on the Weird Darkness YouTube channel recently, we've been having fun doing a live chat each weeknight at 10.30 p.m. Central Time. I set up the YouTube channel to premiere a video at that time, usually the podcast episode for the day, and then during the premiere, we all hang out in the YouTube live chat. Even if you've already heard that day's episode here in the podcast, you're

still welcome to join us for the YouTube chat. It's every weeknight at 10.30 p.m. Central

time. And sometimes I do it over the weekends, too, because I have no social life whatsoever.

You can find my channel at weirddarkness.com slash YouTube. That's weirddarkness.com

slash YouTube. Hey, weirdos, as we get closer to Halloween

and our 10-year anniversary of this podcast, I'd love to get your opinions on how I'm doing,

what you like, what you don't like, what you'd like to see more of, what you'd change if you were

in charge. Well, you get the idea. I have a new Weird Darkness survey on the website

so you can send me your opinions, and it's completely anonymous, so you can be completely

honest. This is a new survey, so even if you did give your opinion before, you can do so again,

and I'd appreciate you doing so. Visit Weirddarkness.com slash survey. That's Weirddarkness.com slash survey.

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