300th Episode Special

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Welcome to good christelphian
talks.

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I’m Lee.
Hey everybody, this is a pretty

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funny episode, but we are
running the recap special

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episode for episode 300 of Good
Christelphian talks.

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So I’m here with my old friends
Jason and Chris and my still old

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friend but from across the
country brother Brian.

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How are you guys all doing I’m.
Good, I’m good.

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Stoked to be here.
We decided to release this

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separately from the actual
episode 300.

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We recognize how the show is
doing so far.

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Pull the curtain back a little
bit to reveal some of the magic.

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Not a lot of magic.
I’ve I’ve got an opening

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question.
So who was it that put the idea

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in you and Chris’s head?
Like was there a conversation

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with somebody?
Like what started the actual

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podcast?
So at the men’s camp out, which

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is that the Southern California
men’s camp out, we do a kind of

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a men’s retreat in the spring.
There’s a conversation which

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would have been what we figured
it out, Chris, I think it was

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May or June of of 2018, right?
And in that conversation was me

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and Chris and brother Andrew
Stiles, who runs Christopher

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bibletalks.com, which used to be
livoniatapes.com.

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And basically, I don’t, I don’t
think Chris and I don’t have

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like a clear idea on whose idea
was to specifically start a

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podcast.
But it was kind of a combination

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of in the conversation, it came
out that I’m, I am to this day

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still a huge podcast consumer.
It’s just the specific kind of

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media that I listen to.
I have a long commute kind of

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talking about how I think the
basic premise of the show, why

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we call it good yourself and
talks is if ever someone would

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e-mail me, And I think this is
same, the same for a lot of

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people.
If I ever got an e-mail that was

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like, Hey, listen to this talk,
it’s good, then I would like

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100% right.
And while a lot of talks in our

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community are good, it was it
took the specific

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recommendation, I think, and
then the idea of making a

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podcast that was just a
suggested weekly episode that

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was born in that conversation.
The conversation started because

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you were curious to ask Andrew
what are the most talks that he

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had on his website.
Oh, then I think we had gone, we

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went down the rabbit hole of
what’s the best way to get stuff

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from the website to be able to
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We were brainstorming
originally, like how do we just

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load it into a podcast?
And then at one point Andrew

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talked about that he had tried
to do that on a site at one

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point, it’s making a podcast
feed, but he didn’t know how to

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decide what goes on there.
And at one point one of us was

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like, well, we, we need a way to
make a recommended feed and we

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just have a podcast for everyone
else because you and I can

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figure out how to take audio
files and loaded onto a podcast

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player, but not everybody can.
So we’re like, we need to find a

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way to make this easier for
people without it involving us,

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each individual person, how to
how to create your own custom

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podcast.
And it’s like, we should just do

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it.
And it should be like good

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Christopian talks.
I think you literally threw the

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name out.
It’s like that was like the

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brainstorming project idea and
it just.

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Stuck.
The idea being that it’s not

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like we’re measuring the quality
or value of a talk.

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But when we say a talk is good
but not, then people will listen

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to it, yeah.
I just want to.

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I think it’s funny that I was
there and I did not get involved

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for years.
I was there when like this was

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all happening and I just, it was
like it just didn’t come

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together.
Not that you’re not busy.

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I think we, Chris and I handled
it obviously, and I’m so

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thankful that now we’re at as as
far as the size of the quote, UN

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quote organization, there’s four
hosts and supporting us and it’s

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all entirely volunteer,
obviously.

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But for the first couple years
it was just Chris and I and and

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that’s, that’s still with Chris
doing most of the work.

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I mean, that’s something that I
do think is worth saying that

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Chris does all, almost all the
back end work for this.

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And, and I think it just grew as
part of a necessity because the

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demand was so big.
And I think that’s what I want

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to talk about is we’re going to
say some of the numbers.

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We’re not going to go crazy on
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This is not a matter of pride in
in my heart, it’s really just a

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matter of like, this is clearly
something that people wanted and

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people are using, which I’m very
thankful for.

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It was a good idea.
Whoever’s idea it was, it was a

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really good idea.
Yeah, I agree.

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It’s definitely been one of
those blessed things.

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Yeah, so.
Speaking of how big it’s become,

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how many different speakers have
you guys been able to cover so

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far?
Well, as of as of June 2nd, we

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have 188 different speakers,
which is pretty crazy.

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It’s still our our listenership
is still mostly in Australia.

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So thank you to our Australian
listeners.

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They are the leading kind of
country as far as listenership

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and downloads.
Chris, you want to read some

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more of these numbers that are
interesting to?

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You I do think it’s a little
funny when we’re talking about

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all the different speakers that
Jason is tied with brother Harry

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Kennett as being on the podcast
the most.

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That’s not including all of his
times as a as a host.

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So bringing in them the MVP to
to introduce talks.

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So that’s always really fun.
I think it was more a conspiracy

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behind the scenes to slow down
his momentum.

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So once he, yeah, once he hit
seven to tie it Harry, where

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it’s like, all right, there has
to be a clause in here

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somewhere.
I started tracking the different

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speakers mainly just so that I
could be aware of what had and

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what had not been covered in the
recommendations.

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Because I’m, I remember when I
jumped in, we had like a multi

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year deep backlog to dig
through.

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So I was trying to just track on
my own, make sure that we’ve

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been getting through the list
bit by bit by bit.

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And I started noticing a trend
that there are certain speakers

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that were really getting pushed.
And I started color coding it.

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And that’s kind of how we’ve
been able to now figure out that

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we have had featured over 300
episodes, 188 different

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speakers.
But if you’re asking someone,

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oh, like what’s that Jason
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Tennant episode, it gets harder
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the two of them, we’ve run seven
different episodes from the two

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of these brothers.
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there, we’ve got a slew of
brothers that have been featured

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five times.
So if you feel like you’ve heard

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a lot of talk from them, we’ve
had a lot of Tim Badger talks,

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Rodger Lewis, Nathan Lewis,
brother Jim Styles.

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And then now with this episode
300, it’ll be Bob Lloyd’s fifth

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episode as well.
I think the other thing that

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jumped out at me when you’re
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other than that one that really
jumped out to me is this past

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year we were able to get it set
up to have a YouTube channel

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where all the talks from the
podcast are going on YouTube

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now.
And that has taken off in some

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ways even faster than the
original podcast did.

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So there, that’s another one of
those where there is a demand

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and it’s, it’s really
interesting getting the updates

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where still like 50% of the
people that watch the videos

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aren’t people that are
subscribed.

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We have like 500 subscribers.
So it’s not super big compared

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to the number of people that’s
the estimated audience for the

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podcast itself.
But over 30 days, it’s like 400

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hours that people are watching
the videos and 50% of that are

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not people that are subscribed.
It’s one of the advantages of

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the the YouTube algorithm is it
just gets introduced to people

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that might be interested in the
topic, which is a totally

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different way of doing reach
than how podcasts spread, which

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was I, I think has been kind of
interesting to see because

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there’s been more comments and
people commenting on the YouTube

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channel asking questions and
things in in various places.

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I, I would be surprised if there
are people that listen to the

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podcast and watch it on YouTube.
So it’s really, it’s just kind

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of entirely different audience.
And it’s interesting that I

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didn’t know that number, that
double kind of.

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So there’s about 1000 people
that watch slash listen on

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YouTube wrote to 630,000
individual episode plays.

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Can’t wait for a million at some
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And I don’t we didn’t put the
numbers on our on our Google doc

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here, but there’s definitely a
couple episodes that are above

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3000 individual listens, which
is pretty amazing to me,

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especially if you consider the
amount of English speaking

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Christadelphians in the world.
Our most popular episode ever is

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4200 Listens.
Oh wow, that’s a large number.

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Is episode 200 cool?
So it’ll be interesting to see

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if episode 300 surpasses episode
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People.
Care about their friends?

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Let’s hit 5K.
There you go.

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Yeah, I remember, Levi, when you
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one that hit 1000.
No, it was a big deal when we

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hit 1000.
It’s crazy.

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We.
Were like oh we hit 1000 listens

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on one episode and now now it’s
like it estimates our audience

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size is almost 1200 people,
which is blockers.

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Anything else to jump out to
anyone else?

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Well, I mean, I’ll ask the
cliche question.

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Podcast you would think would
skew more towards a younger

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generation.
Do the numbers support that?

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No.
The range is about half of the

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audience is between 35 and 60.
Basically there’s another 4th

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that are below 34, which is
scary to me to realize that now

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I’m suddenly in the old
category.

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Be careful, move those brackets.
Yeah, I know the brackets are

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moving.
I’m like, all right, we need to

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move that that number up a
little bit more.

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But and then the remaining is
those that are 60 or older.

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It is interesting to see because
to your point, Brian, I think

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this podcast listening in
general is definitely something

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that is more.
The whole reason that Levi and I

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started this up is we were in
that young category when we came

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up with this idea originally
because we were listening to so

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many different podcasts and
we’re like, we should be

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listening to Bible talks and
consuming them in the same way.

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And so I don’t know if that
means that the podcast

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generation is aging up.
I don’t know.

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I don’t know what those numbers
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I just think it’s it, it’s a
testament to how accessible I

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think you guys have worked to
make it so that it’s a lot of

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work has been done behind the
scenes to make it shoot across

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so many different platforms, you
know?

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So hats off to you for figuring
that out so that it is able to

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be accessible in order to keep
promoting the message of the

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gospel, essentially.
I think that’s one of the things

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that I just really love.
Well, I mean, that’s really what

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brought me to wanting to be
involved in this, that it, it

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really is so open and available
to so many people and it’s

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filling such a need for so many
people that it just, it really

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feels like this is, this is
something very useful and very

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helpful.
And so it’s, it’s really neat to

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see what, what God has done with
it and think about hopefully

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where we can go with it then
too.

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Yeah, there’s a thing in
marketing and where like, again,

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why I think this is a good idea
is we’re just trying to reduce

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clicks.
Like we are serving a talk and

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and if you listen to podcasts,
you get this and it’s literally

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one click.
You could go, you could find all

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these same talks on the
Internet.

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That’s where we get almost all
of them.

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Well, except I, I guess I should
say, except now Chris is

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digitizing tapes.
So we’ve got the the good stuff

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that no one can find a.
Commodity.

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But like you could, you know,
you could go and find this

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stuff, but we just, you know,
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us like a ton of work.
We just make it easier.

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I want to talk about the first
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number because the short, short
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podcasts as far as downloads
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which is pretty great.
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those listeners specifically.
That’s a number that encourages

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me as a host or a volunteer
doing this, seeing how many

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talk, how many people listen
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Like it’s not surprising to have
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within the 1st 24 hours.
Which that to me, if you’re one

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of those people, I’d, I’d, I
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that.
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because that isn’t that to me is
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by 5:00 Pacific Time on Sunday
because 500 people expect it,

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right?
And I know if, if I said that to

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your face as you were listening,
you’d be like, no, no, don’t

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worry about it.
You could be a day later.

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Whatever that audience is, is
when I really think about

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regularly.
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And on that point, Levi, I think
now is a perfect time.

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We’ve done this in the last
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especially thank everybody who
is ever written in and sent in a

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suggestion, as well as all those
throughout the years who have

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and those that are currently
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being done by people that are
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And it’s part of why the social
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If you go and look at some of

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the earlier posts, you can see
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us is in charge of the social
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It is not great, but I wanted to
especially thank the people that

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are helping us run the podcast
on behind the scenes in taking

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suggestions, and then also
everybody who takes the time to

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send in suggestions, helping us
to figure out how to get access

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to the talks.
I know I really appreciate that

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sometimes you might get weird
emails from me asking you how to

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talk, sometimes months if not
years after you recommended it.

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And the link doesn’t work.
But all the work that we do to

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try to capture these amazing
talks and share them with

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everybody is so, so appreciated.
And we even mentioned it in the

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new intro that all of these
talks are because of suggestions

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and recommendations from people
literally all around the world,

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helping us to gather the
material that is being taught

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and shared and spread all around
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And I just want to make sure
that we thank each and everyone

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of you because this podcast
would just be the four of us or

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originally the two of us, just
Levi and I talking about Bob

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Lloyd talks and a few other
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If the rest of you hadn’t sent
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suggestions that we were able to
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through.
So thank you.

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Cool.
Well, Jason talked about what

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we’re doing in the future, major
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Brian’s gonna be back more full
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Do you have any other like,
thoughts about what’s going to

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happen in the next 100 episodes?
I think the the only other thing

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we were going to mention in this
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in July, each of us is going to
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share.
Because I don’t know about the

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rest of you, but every once in a
while someone will ask, well, if

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you were going to put your own
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one would it be?
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something different, partly to
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enjoy Bible schools and things
like that with our families

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during the summer.
And this was an idea that we had

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on the back burner.
And now that Jason’s joined and

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Brian is going to start coming
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more, we, we have enough hosts
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So it allows us all to do that.
So that’ll be what’s going on

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in, in July.
So it’ll be fun.

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Yeah, I’m excited about that.
It’s it is kind of funny.

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We are picking our own talks so
and we’re doing our own

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introductions.
So I think that’ll be obviously

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very different than what we
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All right, well, thank you all.
I thank you guys here with me

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and thank you to anyone who’s
listening.

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Like we said, we’re excited for
100 more episodes.

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You know, we, we pray that the
Our Lord continues to bless this

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project as long as he remains
away.

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Thanks for hanging out guys,
Appreciate it.

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We’ll talk soon.
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