Second Decade Update and Special Appeal

from Second Decade Hosted by Sean Munger

It’s been a while—too long—since the last episode of Second Decade. In this brief bonus episode, Sean Munger talks to you, the listeners, about the future of the show (yes, it is continuing), some announcements of other podcasts he’s going to be on, and makes an appeal to help Kristaps Andrejson, the producer and host of the popular Eastern Border podcast, who needs your help to return home to Latvia. Please do help out, it will be greatly appreciated! Kristap’s email address, for PayPal purposes, is [email protected]. You can find the Andy Social podcast here; Sean will be a guest on the March 28 show. The History by Hollywood podcast is here; Sean will be a guest on the April 7 show (April 6 in North America), discussing The Right Stuff.

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