Giving Tuesday Gratitude & 2023 Preview

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Why does Emily thank listeners and contributors on Giving Tuesday?

Emily Silverman 0:00
Hey everyone, it's Emily and today is Giving Tuesday. So I wanted to give some thanks and also give you a preview of what we have coming up at the Nocturnus in 2023. First, I want to thank anyone who has pitched a story to us, told their story with us, whether on the stage or on the podcast, people who have come onto the conversation series to chat with me about their book or their film. It means so much to us that you trust us with your voices and we're just thrilled to be able to offer this platform and this forum.

What changes are being made to the podcast release schedule?

Emily Silverman 0:33
If you're an audience member, thank you for listening and for being part of the container that is the Nocturnus. And if you're a donor or a sponsor, please know that we truly would not be able to do this work without you. Moving forward, we're actually going to be switching our release date on the podcast from Tuesday to Thursday. So keep an eye out for episodes later in the week.

Which new episodes and series are planned for 2023 and beyond?

Emily Silverman 0:58
And before the year ends, I just want to let you know that we have some great conversations episodes coming out, starting with physician author Shirlene Obobi about her debut novel, On Rotation. Next year, we'll be airing season five of our Stories from the World of Medicine series, which will feature stories from our live shows, but also for the first time, stories recorded in the studio, which we're really excited about. We're also working on our Post-Roe America series, which will be exploring the impact of the Dobbs decision on healthcare workers across America and is going to be airing in the
summer.
Emily Silverman 1:36
Lastly, we're excited to announce two upcoming live shows, one on Saturday, April 22nd on the theme of rebirth in Minneapolis, which we are co-producing with the Center for the Art of Medicine at the University of Minnesota, and another live show in New York City, which is going to take place in the fall of next year on the theme of taking care.

How can listeners support The Nocturnists through donations and upcoming live shows?

Emily Silverman 1:56
So if you're in the Midwest or if you're on the East Coast, keep an eye out for those. To end, if you've heard anything on this show that has moved you or impacted you positively, I really encourage you to visit our website at thenocturnist.com and click donate. No gift is too small and no gift is too big, but whatever you're able to contribute will really allow us to continue doing this work in the future. So with that, happy Giving Tuesday and we'll see you from here on out on Thursdays. Take care and happy holidays.

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