Hey Ken,

Thank you for the positive feedback on our show. We are indeed &ldquo;present&rdquo; on X, Twitter, Facebook and Youtube, but are we &ldquo;active&rdquo; there? Do we engage with the community there?  I appreciate all the work that is being done, don&rsquo;t get me wrong. I&rsquo;m also more then happy to help to run the Discord server if we can actively promote it in the shows.

The one statement that (as a marketeer) did made me choke on my coffee is that :  &ldquo;As for the intro and outro that should be &ldquo;soothing for people who want to fall asleep to the show&rdquo; We cannot in all seriousness state that the content provided by our hosts is to be &ldquo;packaged up&rdquo; into some narcoleptic-brown-noise generator. Is this the message we want to send out?  &ldquo;tell us what you are working on, but not too loud, we wanna doze off to your content ?&rdquo;. 

The goal (for me) in contributing a show is to invigorate, inspire and motivate fellow geeks to try out new things, discover new technologies and share experiences, not to record a high tech guided-sleep-meditation. 

I think in this regard we are misguidedly  catering to a minute part of our community and should reconsider our approach in these matters.