Circulation June 30, 2026

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... of Circulation on the Run.

You know, Joe, one person, uh, we got to thank for making it all happen is Auggie Rivera.

And Carolyn, I don't know if you want to- Say something.

You b- introduced me to him, uh, many years ago, but oh my goodness, what a gem

Auggie, you heard that.

A gem.

You are just a true blessing and a ray of sunshine.

I will never forget, any time we're doing a podcast, and sometimes it was 4:00 AM for me and sometimes it was 4:00 AM for you, I, I remember there were some ridiculous hours like that, and you would always bring this positivity that made a huge difference.

Uh, and that's not even mentioning how capable you are.

I mean, the fact that y- [laughs] you're our, you know, managing editor and you manage to get all of us even right now on this podcast, thank you, Auggie

Hear, hear.

Thank you, Auggie, and your whole team, the team you direct

Well, I, I, I thank you for that, and your, all of your checks are in the mail, so thank you for all [laughs] of those pr- some praises.

But that's too much.

Obviously, the, the talent and all, all goes to you, uh, and also to all of the authors that we've, uh, had over the years.

I mean, if you think about the number of papers that have been discussed on the, on, on the show, uh, is, it, it's amazing.

And that also that same energy went to the authors, and having the authors be so prepared to be able to talk about their research, uh, especially on some of those, um, follow-up questions that sometimes occurred.

But besides me, though, there was also a big team that also put the podcast together.

And so currently right now, we have a special thanks for Chris Merlo, who is the sound and technical editor who puts all the podcasts together, and then preceding him was Ishara, and then preceding her was Cory Crosby.

So we've had a quite a team over 10 years, that people have come and gone, a- and so they have been amazing.

They're the ones who have done the magic, and I don't even know if I have time to just mention one little story where I, I remember James distinctly said, "I'll always be careful what I say on recordings," because sadly we had one guest who inverted his data, and so we had to edit and put it back in its order.

We got it done.

It was right.

It was corrected.

Woo

... of Circulation on the Run.

You know, Joe, one person, uh, we got to thank for making it all happen is Auggie Rivera.

And Carolyn, I don't know if you want to- Say something.

You b- introduced me to him, uh, many years ago, but oh my goodness, what a gem

Auggie, you heard that.

A gem.

You are just a true blessing and a ray of sunshine.

I will never forget, any time we're doing a podcast, and sometimes it was 4:00 AM for me and sometimes it was 4:00 AM for you, I, I remember there were some ridiculous hours like that, and you would always bring this positivity that made a huge difference.

Uh, and that's not even mentioning how capable you are.

I mean, the fact that y- [laughs] you're our, you know, managing editor and you manage to get all of us even right now on this podcast, thank you, Auggie

Hear, hear.

Thank you, Auggie, and your whole team, the team you direct

Well, I, I, I thank you for that, and your, all of your checks are in the mail, so thank you for all [laughs] of those pr- some praises.

But that's too much.

Obviously, the, the talent and all, all goes to you, uh, and also to all of the authors that we've, uh, had over the years.

I mean, if you think about the number of papers that have been discussed on the, on, on the show, uh, is, it, it's amazing.

And that also that same energy went to the authors, and having the authors be so prepared to be able to talk about their research, uh, especially on some of those, um, follow-up questions that sometimes occurred.

But besides me, though, there was also a big team that also put the podcast together.

And so currently right now, we have a special thanks for Chris Merlo, who is the sound and technical editor who puts all the podcasts together, and then preceding him was Ishara, and then preceding her was Cory Crosby.

So we've had a quite a team over 10 years, that people have come and gone, a- and so they have been amazing.

They're the ones who have done the magic, and I don't even know if I have time to just mention one little story where I, I remember James distinctly said, "I'll always be careful what I say on recordings," because sadly we had one guest who inverted his data, and so we had to edit and put it back in its order.

We got it done.

It was right.

It was corrected.