We Interrupt Our Regularly Scheduled Programming

Life happens, but what goes down must come up.

I’ll start by saying that I am truly sorry to anyone that was even remotely looking forward to listening to this podcast. It is coming, just a lot later than originally planned.

Now for the why. I’ll keep it short - it’s my fault. Not in a “boo hoo me” kind of way, more that it really is on me to produce the show, book guests, edit, release, and so on.

And the reason I didn’t do it is simple - I couldn’t. I was in a slump. It could have been burn out. Or even good old fashioned depression. Either way, I didn’t have the brain-space for it, so it didn’t happen.

This post is not about garnering any sympathy, or some weird distasteful marketing ploy. It’s simply a way to say that sometimes life happens, and those times are a stark reminder of what is important in life. And that is not to say that I don’t enjoy way I do for a living, or making podcasts. It’s purely meant as a way to say that I had to focus on my personal life, my relationships, my health.

So I was okay, then I wasn’t, and now I’m okay again. I’m not sure what changed, maybe nothing. Maybe time worked it’s magic. Either way, me and Bhav are back talking about the podcast again, and we’re both very excited to jump back in!

Doing this podcast (like the podcast we did before) was a net-positive for my mental health. It’s fun, and get’s us talking to some wonderfully fascinating people. And this brings me joy and invigorates me.

I’m not going to proof read this, or re-read at all, I’m just going to post and move on with getting to the good stuff - podcasting. If you read this far, thank you. I don’t need anything, and promise that I’m feeling better now. Thanks again for all of you that know me personally and spoke to me throughout this blip. And of course a special thank you to Bhav - love you brother.