Lynda ArtesaniLegal Accountant and Data Migration Specialist at The Proper Trust

We are so thankful for this podcast!

14 Nov 2023 · 1 min

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In this short monologue, the speaker expresses deep gratitude for being part of a podcast that was initiated by co‑hosts Sarah, Linda, and Tierra. They highlight that the show’s format is an open dialogue rather than a how‑to guide, which they believe resonates with listeners. The speaker also shares personal experiences of recording episodes while traveling in an Airstream across various seasons, describing the spontaneity of setting up a half‑hour recording session in remote, forested locations. Overall, the piece celebrates the freedom, collaboration, and unique mobile production style that the podcast affords them.

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You know this podcast. I I'm I'm just want to say how grateful I am that that I get to be a part of this. This is huge in my life, and you know Sarah and Linda approached me way back in the spring and said, "Let's do this," and I'm like, "Okay," and here we are. And and Tierra, and you know just thank you to you guys for making this happen. And we we all have different people that we bring into the podcast, and what's really cool is. Our podcasts are not tailored to how-tos. It's an open dialogue like we're doing right now, and people seem to really find appeal in that. And as you know, I travel a lot in the spring, summer, and fall, and it's just been a blast this last summer to be out in my Airstream somewhere on the planet. And I go, oh my gosh, podcast, half an hour, we got to record. And I run home and I get showered and I get ready and I sit down and there we are. And I'm in the middle of a forest somewhere. I mean, how grateful am I that I get to do that with my work?