A quick note on these shows in case you haven’t heard one yet – they are experimental allowing for mistakes of all sizes. This is purposeful for Mark is intentionally trying new things on-the-fly while working without a net during these early rollouts.

(No new shows for the week of Oct 19 – 23rd)
Monday, October 12th

Tuesday, October 13th

Wednesday, October 14th

Thursday, October 15th

Friday, October 16th

New Shows Post ~11:30am ET

Show Schedule Explainer

Transcript: Hello everyone. So there’s no confusion here’s how the schedule works. New shows drop Monday through Friday right about 11:30 am eastern time, give or take a few minutes or so either way. If there’s ever a delay due to circumstances beyond our control, we’ll note it right here when appropriate. Regarding new and prior shows. There’s only one week of prior shows available, in other words, past episodes are replaced with the newest. As you can see by looking at the current list, today’s show has replaced its prior. What’s still available are the previous episodes for those days until they get replaced when the new show drops. There is no archive to access older shows. Mark designed it that way on purpose to keep everything timely in the here and now. That’s it, and thanks from all of us for being part of MYTR.

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