So, as Brian said, I'm Clay Nully, and so, again, this is a theme. I just want to put the quick timeline on here, and I'll go through it pretty quick. It's a theme that, obviously, you're going to see a lot, and you've seen a lot already, but mostly I just put the timeline on there to illustrate what others have already said, that how quickly you can get involved with both ANNA and the Arthroscopy Journal. If you want to get involved, then they want you to be involved. And so, saying yes to some of these types of things, as Liz and Mike and others have already said. If you want to be involved, you can be involved, and you can be involved in a lot of things very quickly. The primary thing I was going to discuss today is the podcast. Everyone up here on the stage is probably tired of hearing me talk about the podcast at this stage, but for anyone that is unfamiliar at this point, it's a weekly podcast where we discuss an article that was published either in the main journal or the sister journals for arthroscopy, so Asthma and Arthroscopy Techniques. We have one of the authors of the article that was published come on the podcast, and we discuss kind of the nuts and bolts of the article, why they published it, how they published it, but then also kind of their thoughts and how it affects clinical practice. And I think we cover a wide range of topics, and you get something where you can potentially get an expert on the podcast and get an expert opinion on how Brian Waterman treats shoulder instability from an article that his group published, or you can get something that's new and innovative and hear how, you know, what Lou McIntyre thinks about needle arthroscopy and in-office arthroscopy and everything in between. And so I think it's been something that's really pretty cool, and for anyone that listens to podcasts, these podcasts are short. We try to keep them to 12 to 15 minutes because that may or may not be about some people's commute or that may or may not be how long some people go for a jog or something like that, so you can listen to them doing any of those things. And so if you're unfamiliar with podcasts or never listened to one, it's really easy to do. You just open the podcast app on your phone, click on the podcast app, search for Arthroscopy Podcast, and then just click Subscribe, and then you have access to, we've got over 100 podcasts now in the library on a variety of topics, every joint, and you can just start listening for free. So if you're interested in helping out, if you're interested in hosting a podcast or you think that might be something kind of interesting, and there's a number of people in the room that host podcasts of their own or on other topics, but if you'd like to do it for the journal, definitely please contact me or contact me on social media, and we're always interested in having new people be a part of it. So thank you. Thank you.

Clay Nully

ANNA

American Nurses Association

Arthroscopy Journal

Arthroscopy Podcast