Hi everyone, Jill here. If you listen to the Bardbeque episodes between the
full installments of Oops All Bards, you've probably picked up on a few details
of the personal lives of the players and creators of the podcast. One of
the things that you may have picked up on is that Ross and I are
married. That's Ross Curry, who plays Andrew Harrowholt in Oopsal Bards. What
may or may not have come up so far in the podcast, although I
know it will come up in later episodes, is that Ross and I were
actually expecting our first baby. That baby, in fact, was born in
mid March of this year, right after episode six dropped, and unfortunately has
caused some complications in terms of getting episode seven out the door. Nate and
I are hard at work trying to get episode seven to you, but Nate
needs a few things from me that I can't record while I have a screaming
baby by my side all of the time. In fact, you may or
may not actually hear the baby faintly in the background of this message. So
once I'm a to find a little bit of quiet in my home, I
will record the couple of things that Nate needs from me and We will get
episode seven of oopsal Bards out to you very soon. Just asking for your
patients and grace while Ross and I figure out how to raise the human being
and I figure out how to build a podcast empire while I have a baby
attached to me all of the time. I don't want to make any promises
that I can't keep, so I'm not going to put a specific release date
on episode seven, but know that it will be out very soon. Thank
you again for your patients and understanding. While we figure all of this out.
We do have all of season one of oopsal Bards in the can,
and it's really just a matter of getting it edited and out to you.
There are a couple of barbecue episodes that we still need to record, but
the content of oopsal Bards, the actual play podcast, is done for season
one and we're really looking forward to sharing that with all of you as we
are able to release the episodes in the meanwhile. Thank you so much for
your pain and your understanding. We will have an episode up for you very
soon, but now I need to go feed my baby. Thank you again.
We'll see you really soon.