About this episode
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(Apologies about the confusing intro, this was originally slated to release alongside our Friday episode where we also announce the format change.)
In order to better accommodate our increasingly busy lives combined with the amount of work we try to put into each podcast episode (reading, researching, recording, editing, promoting, etc.) Tipsy Tolstoy will be switching over to a biweekly release schedule. Further details are in this bonus episode.
We plan to use this time to better engage with our listeners and create more meaningful Patreon content, so don't worry--although we do need to take time back for our own lives, we also want to use some of the time to better appreciate all of you who interact with and support us.
The music used in this episode was “bella ciao,” by Toasted Tomatoes. You can find more of their work on Bandcamp and Youtube.
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