Thanks for taking some time every Friday to join the livestream and support the show. Without the audience there wouldn't be a show. It may be cliché, but it is true.

I could not agree more about the need for more humor in the world during this time. My form of humor is more focused on satire because I think (1) laughter is absolutely needed, but also (2) it can be used to deliver very ugly truths which need to be articulated in a way that is better received. A great example of that is Bill Burr. How many times has he touched the political and social third rail, made hamburgers from sacred cows, and is still revered?

The season of Everyday Crazy out there currently is the pilot season, so take that with a grain of salt compared to what I'm building for season two. Strange as it sounds, podcasting is way different from livestreams, and that season I was sort of searching for my voice on that medium. I'm really happy with how season 2 is coming along - plus there are twice as many episodes, so it should make for quite a bit of content.

Regarding creating something like this not being in your repertoire, that's all good - I can't cut hair, put a cohesive color palette together or throw together a fashionable ensemble. However I'm absolutely impressed by those who have that talent and thankful they do what they do, so I get it.

Thanks again for the comment. If you have any other questions, the floor is yours.