Yes, you are not mistaken and this is sort of an episode of "A Rude, A Prude, and An Unsolved Mystery" in your feed. Here is our formal apology and some extended outtakes that we stuck together.
We are so sorry guys! Life happened and it kept happening and it was honestly kind of annoying. The Prude does all of our editing and kind of just hit a wall, but we're really back this time!
You're getting this bonus episode in your feed today and then we'll pick up where we left off with the first part of episode 10 of Unsolved Mysteries this Friday. We promise! It's actually already scheduled! We'll be going back to weekly updates and if life happens again we'll be sure to update you this time.
If you're still here and listening and reviewing, thank you so much. We cannot even express how much we appreciate you. We are sending so much love and gratitude to every person who has had our voices in their ears.
See you on Friday!
Anything said about teaching in this podcast is purely satirical and is not based on any real person or event.
A Rude, A Prude, and an Unsolved Mystery is for people 18 years and older. *Listener* discretion is advised.
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