You know, you get all this music from these libraries, and these libraries would get like a license with YouTube and, you know, they expire eventually.

That's that that happened to me.

I had like, like 30 videos from the pandemic.

Like I started getting hit and like, oh, you can still keep it up, but, you know, the artist gets to monetize that.

And I was like, you mean the quarter that those 20 videos made?

The artist gets the quarter.

You could have them.

You could have the quarter.

And both quarters.

Yeah. This is Bourbon Pursuit, the official podcast of Bourbon, bringing to you the best in news, reviews, and interviews with people making the bourbon whiskey industry happen.

And I'm one of your hosts, Kenny Coleman.

Well, here we're back once again. It is the Bourbon whiskey industry happen. And I'm one of your hosts, Kenny Coleman. Well, here are back once again.

It is the bourbon community roundtable.

And in this episode, we take a little bit of glimpse into our past and our history and our

experiences with limited edition bourbons.

And we look at the landscape and try to figure out, out of all the ones we've tried,

over the decade plus, which ones are consistently good.

And we look at everything from the antique collection to Old Forster Birthday Bourbon and everything else in between, even to things like Angels Envy and Parkers that end up changing every single release too.

And we look and try to analyze, is that the way things should be done?

Are we going to see things be different when other states outside of Kentucky have higher age statements?

And really, where do we see this market trend heading?

With that, enjoy this week's episode.

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