 We want to include hosts and guests who cannot appear during our regular production hours, so we've developed a talk show strategy to go global where they can appear anywhere, anytime and in any time zone. If you are a ThinkTech host and would like to participate in this program, please let us know at shows at thinktechaway.com. The idea is that these hosts and guests can do our talk shows by themselves, from any place in the world, and send us the Zoom video files for those shows. We will then edit those files to meet our production standards and post and broadcast them on our various platforms, along with all our other ThinkTech shows. We're very excited about doing it this way. In this video, we want to explain how you would deliver the show information to us. How you would set up and start the Zoom meeting. How you would record that meeting. How you would get your guests to join the meeting. And how you would send us the recording so we can take it from there. Once you have established the show and recruited your guest, you should send us the guest's name and email address, cell phone, affiliation and location at the time of the show, along with the show title, the tagline, a description of the discussion and take away contemplated, and some keywords so people can find it online. Send your email to shows at thinktechaway.com. To set up the Zoom meeting, the first thing to do is to download Zoom. The free copy is fine and will allow you to have a 40-minute meeting. When you have Zoom on your computer, open it up and start a meeting. To get ready, get the light on your face, not behind you, and frame yourself in the center of the screen. If possible, turn on the blur function in the video settings at the lower left of the screen. Then test the sound of your voice so it is clear. You can use the audio settings at the lower left to adjust the audio. To get your guest into the Zoom meeting, click the invitation button at the bottom to send your guest an invitation. When your guest has joined the meeting, tell your guest about framing, the blur function, looking into the camera, and about testing and adjusting the audio, just as we explained a moment ago. This may take a few minutes, so leave yourself time to do this. Now you have to record the show and send us the recording. So when you're ready to start, press the recording button at the bottom of the Zoom screen. Once it's recording, go ahead and start your show. When you're done, press the button again to stop the recording. Then save and find the video file on your computer and email it to us at shows at thinktechaway.com. If you have any questions about this, or if you need to do troubleshooting with us, email us at shows at thinktechaway.com. You can, of course, watch this video more than once, and you can also look at the host and guest guides on thinktechaway.com. We're here to help you do the best possible shows. This new strategy looks great, and will give us much greater reach. We're already doing some shows with it, and we're looking to do more. We feel it will be good for our staff, our hosts, our guests, and for thinktech in general. Thanks for participating and for helping us develop it further going forward. Mahalo. So if you or your guests are in places where you are unable to do a show during our regular production hours, think of using this remote strategy to do your show. Just let us know at shows at thinktechaway.com, and we'll help you set it up. Yes, exactly, thinktechgoingglobal.