Hey, it's Shozett, or Lizzard, host of Rhythms
of Progress, where we explore how music and artists
are the unsung heroes of political movements
and social advancements. First, I'd like to say
a big thank you to everyone listening. US, thank you, Philippines, salamatpo,. Germany, vielen dank. Mexico or Mexico, gracias. Japan, Arigatōgozaimasu ありがとうございます, India, Dhanyavaad (धन्यवाद).
Hopefully I said all of these correct and did not accidentally
swear at anybody, which, as a language learner,
I have done. Also, we made you a playlist. The
link is in the description. Stoney handled the
beats, I handled the snacks and guess who knocked
over the coffee? Me. I will be having a cleaning
party while listening to these global grooves.
But really, thank you. We are building our community
across oceans and languages because the earth
belongs to all of us and it is up to us to take
care of it and each other. And if that's one
thing, it's that music and art remind us we are
one world. Also, a big thank you to everyone
watching me figure out how to repost on Instagram.
Am I amazing at it? Absolutely not. In fact,
the other day I posted parts of Chisa's episode.
And somehow I paired it with a language that
sounded awesome, but I did not recognize. And
the amazing DJ Stoney looked at me, walked away,
backwards, while blinking. So I'm going to interpret
that as, hey human, you're doing alright. Keep
fumbling through it, but just keep doing it.
You might have noticed episodes are taking a
little bit longer to drop. Life hit me with a
couple of plot twists. Literally. As you know
from episode 2, a person ran a red light and
ran me over. So rude. I didn't even get a soundtrack
or slow motion, just boom. Stoney sometimes looks
at me and says, Rest, human. You're not a stunt
double in an action film. The truth hurts. But
all is good. I'm healing. So I'm doing what I
tell you to do. It's to honour your rhythm. And
doing something else that I think most of us,
at least I find difficult, is to practice patience.
So, the show must go on. Even if it's slowly,
it must go on. Meow. We have so many fun episodes
coming your way. Like the one with a brilliant
engineer and producer, Elia Einhorn. So stay
tuned. And remember, honor your rhythm.