That’s right Robert, and as I told Gosia on Telegram moments ago, I really appreciate these new playlists. Here’s an edited version of my message to her about these new features.

For someone new here like me who's trying to learn quickly, the new playlists are invaluable. This week I've listened to them while cooking, making coffee, driving, and in bed at night. They're easy to use on mobile devices, and don't require searching, sorting, or decisions about which videos to play.

The playlist that's worked best for me so far is Current Affairs. This one brings a whole new dimension, so to speak, to recent headline news stories.

Gosia, you might consider setting up a compilation playlist strictly for your mini-topics. In my experience, these are some of your team's best videos. Why? Because if one doesn't have much time or needs a short break from work, it's possible to learn about one of these mini-topics completely in only about 10 minutes. They also work well for me when I'm tired and my attention span is short. Plus these videos always provide helpful background context, analysis and commentary from you in addition to the remarks from the Taygetan experts.

In June 2021 Odysee also introduced a playlist feature, and you have access to it at https://odysee.com/@CosmicAgency:c?view=lists. The critical playlist you might consider setting up first on that platform is one for all of your team's Covid-related programs that YouTube won't air. A playlist like that would help me because it would be a "one stop shop" with a single URL I could send to friends & family. You could also set up a "Not on YouTube" playlist for all your content YouTube prohibits, whether it has to do with Covid or not.

Playlists are a clever way of adding value to your catalog of older work by repackaging your videos for maximum accessibility and convenience. Thank you so very much for setting up these surprisingly useful features.