Introduction of Hosts
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You're listening to the Archaeology Podcast Network.
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Noah. Guten Tag. Shalom. And Konichiwa to Atari. Carlton, David, and Connor here.
Unexpected Popularity Among Anthropologists
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So surprisingly, our podcast has gained quite the following. We originally thought this show would last maybe 10 episodes and be listened to only by our parents. To our utter surprise and astonishment, people across the country and in the field of anthropology seem to enjoy our content and listen on a regular basis.
Language Adjustments for Accessibility
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We sincerely apologize for torturing you with our shenanigans over the past 30 episodes.
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which according to Carlton's math is at least three dozen. I swear I'm a PhD student. However, it's become increasingly clear to us that in order for life and ruins to provide more widely accessible science communication content, we need to tone down our language and toilet humor. From now on, we are putting in a serious effort to reduce our vulgar language and refrain from the use of obscene
Call for Listener Feedback and Support
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language. You can still expect the same type of content and humor from the three of us, just as SpongeBob would say, without the sentence enhancers.
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Wait, are you serious? Well, this... Yes, Connor, we are serious. We want to thank you for listening to us and we hope you'll continue to do so as we move forward with this show. We have no plans on stopping anytime soon. And we implore you to please rate our podcast and provide us feedback.
Production Team and Location
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We really needed to keep our producers, Chris and Rachel, from canceling us. But...
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Tristan, what does he even do for a show anyways? Also, please remember, archaeologists need to be fed and watered at least three times a day.
Membership for Support
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This show is produced by the archaeology podcast network Chris Webster and Tristan Boyle in Reno, Nevada at the Reno Collective.
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This has been a presentation of the Archaeology Podcast Network. Visit us on the web for show notes and other podcasts at www.archpodnet.com. Contact us at chrisatarchaeologypodcastnetwork.com. Thanks again for listening to this episode and for supporting the Archaeology Podcast Network. If you want these shows to keep going, consider becoming a member for just $7.99 US dollars a month. That's cheaper than a venti quad eggnog latte. Go to archpodnet.com slash members for more info.