Well, I hope you've enjoyed listening to the podcast as much as I've enjoyed learning how to make the podcast.

And of course, we both have learned new things about my space family.

What have I learned?

Well, okay, Brent, for example, he played data.

Brent told me not to use my voice

in the opening and closing sequences.

He said, just be like you are in the conversations.

I responded, but Brent, I love to use my voice over voice.

Royal Shakespeare actors are always told to use their voice over voice as much as possible.

It makes me feel like I'm kind of narrating my own podcast.

Okay, I'll think about it. Who knows?

Maybe I will try to speak with more of my Ohio nasal twang.

I'll think about it.

Meanwhile, I'm going to take a three-week break,

but we'll start up again with new episodes, beginning with Robert Picardo. And so, in both my Ohio voice

and my trained voice, I want to thank you for coming along with me on my Maiden podcast.

Doing it not only got me through the pandemic lockdown,

but it also challenged me to take a risk and try something I'd never done before.

And by risking failure, I once again learned that embracing life is smarter than

avoiding it. Thanks to all of you for supporting the podcast. I really hope you'll return

in three weeks for some more. Thank you. And now it's time for part two of my conversation with Michael Dorn.

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