Julie Shapiro

Oh, thank you.

And I have to say, like, there's a lot out there besides audio flux.

And that's what's very exciting about this moment is there are other independent small projects.

There's Signal Hill.

There's small audio art.

There's In the Dark.

There are a lot of people out there who value hearing these and making them.

So we feel like we're part of a bit of a renaissance of, you know, audio for the sake of audio and community and culture alongside the podcast industry.

Our website is the best place to sign up for our email list.

We run two circuits a year and every single person listening to this is very welcome to give it a go and submit to the next circuit, which should be launching at the end of February.

Oh.

Oh yeah, we have a podcast too.

It's not exactly an afterthought, but it is, you know, one of the many parts of the project.

So yes, yes, we launched our podcast, the AudioFlex podcast in the fall of last year.

It's hosted by the marvelous Amy Pearl and we are walking the walk.

These episodes are maybe 10 minutes, 20 at the most, but really we're keeping things short and just inviting people to just

revel in what audio can do and celebrate these incredible creators that are, you know, experimenting and sending in their pieces.

And yeah, we're having a lot of fun with the podcast and I hope everyone goes and subscribes for it.

Oh, thanks, Roman.

And, you know, you are also welcome to make a Fluxric anytime you would like to.