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One chapter closes, another begins...

I recently reported that the show at which I co-host at, The Tracy & Craig Show, was on hiatus, and I was uncertain of when, or even if it'd return. Well, it seems all but certain that the show is extinct. I won't go into details as to why this is occurring. All I'll say is I wish my (former) co-host nothing but the very best; I'm incredibly grateful for the opportunity she provided me; and while I'm saddened that this chapter in my life has closed, I'm excited for the chapters ahead. I was dealing with some major health issues at the show's onset, was beyond nervous during the first episode (or three), but eventually settled in, found my voice, and actually enjoyed it. Since my co-host, Ms. Fort, was the show's founder, and due to that, had full control of it (and rightly so), I remain quite ignorant about how to start and work such a show. However, I'm already researching the matter and am hoping to start my own podcast before too terribly long. Thanks again to Tracy Fort for providing me the great opportunity of allowing my voice to be heard on her show for a year; thanks to our fans, followers, and listeners for your support; and I hope, whatever Tracy and I decide to do from here on out, we'll continue to have said support. This was a grand learning experience for me and I hope it helps for me to grow both personally and professionally in the future. Thanks again, everyone. I'll be sure to update you when I decide what to do next in the world of podcasting. Stay tuned!
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