Lauren Sporer

Do people like our episode descriptions being a little bit vague, or would they like to have a lot more concrete info about what's in this episode?

And overwhelmingly, their response was, we love it vague.

We love it.

But then some people did say that after they liked the surprise of listening to the episode, having no idea what's coming,

But then when they want to go back and find something from years later, they sort of wish that they could have it both ways, that there would be like a more concrete way to search, which frankly there is now that we have really, really up-to-date transcripts.

So you could search for something more concrete.

You could also always just email us.

We're really fast about saying, oh, you're thinking of this one.

Here's the link.

Last episode, we inaugurated a new reading group.

We started with a Hemingway short story called

This was born out of controversy that I said, haven't we all heard enough about Ernest Hemingway?

And you challenged me to read a short story, and we put it up for everyone on Patreon.

We read the story.

We read a short story, a very, very short story called Indian Camp by Ernest Hemingway.

And Phoebe, I have to hand it to you.

You were right.

It is very good.

I think it, I was surprised.

It was, I felt sort of like such a cliche because I was so surprised how many times it would move, it would just move away from the action.