Hello, I'm Adam Bash and I make a podcast called Sayer.

Sayer is a dark sci-fi comedy horror-ish podcast set on Earth's man-made second moon of Typhon.

The primary voice in this podcast is of Sayer itself, an artificial intelligence built by aerolith dynamics to help residents maneuver the sometimes truthorous corridors of their research facilities.

Last January, after a year-long hiatus from the show, I ran a kickstarted to fund a fourth season of Sayer.

The response was overwhelming, with 460 incredible listeners backing the show for over $17,000.

Now, the past year has been a whirlwind, you know, but I was proud to consistently release the new run of 15 episodes,

each seemingly garnering a more fervent response than the one before.

With the season 4 finale having been released in December, I'm looking forward to getting a chance to take the story in a bit of a new direction with season 5.

If I reach my funding goal of $7,500, next summer will show a new side to airlift dynamics.

Set decades before season one, this new season will put you in the uncomfortably itchy jumpsuits of some of the

most brave and consequently some of the most foolish heroes ever to set out from Earth.

This is a time when many of the known strangeness of Typhon, from the architectural anomalies

to seething mirrors, or as yet unknown.

So we'll get to see firsthand how the past gave birth to the future.

Last year, the project expanded into multiple projects via stretch goals.

Three of these projects are still very much in my workflow right now,

so this year I decided to be a little bit more judicious about my goals.

This isn't to say I'm not excited about the stretch goals I do have planned, but just don't

expect me to take on another comic or video game until the plate clears up a little bit.

If you were around for last year's slate of rewards, many of this year's rewards will

look very familiar. Without a doubt, the most popular reward last year was one in which I recorded 150 words of your choosing in Sayer's voice.

This year I've kept that at the same $25 price point, but I'm opening it up so that you can choose any single voice I've done on the show.

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