SPI 949: Superfans and the Future of SPI
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Welcome to a special episode of SPI. And as I pass the torch to Liz, as many of you've recently heard, I know a lot of you might be thinking, but Pat, how can we even know that Liz can help us? Well, instead of just saying, Trust me, bro. I wanted to do something a little different and special to show you that I truly did my due diligence and I am leaving you in good hands. Not that I'm completely leaving, though. Of course, Liz and I decided that I'll be back on the show from time to time, at least once a quarter for the foreseeable future, and I'm so excited to do that so I can keep you up to date. on all things DPM, but as I head out of daily SPI work, And turn my focus to D Pocket Monster. And before Liz and I even made the announcement
I spent time in Liz's community. And what I saw blew me away, and who I saw. And so today we have a podcast with two special guests. who actually come from Liz's community, who have been a part of the SPI community in some way, shape, or form in the past as well. We first have Alan Non, who has converted from a corporate business to a digital business. And he's got a lot to say about that, but also a lot to say about Liz, too. And then we have Melquia, who is incredible and absolutely an amazing talented artist.
Who sells POC clip art and illustrates children's books. And how she actually first discovered Liz through SPI and is now part of her community. And now we're all together, right? So this is gonna be incredible. I hope you enjoy it. So first up Let's talk to Alan. Here he is. Alan, welcome to the podcast. Thanks for being here.
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