Folks, there's a whole mess of shit going down right now. Add that to a couple of nagging technical troubles I've had prepping for the podcast, I'm not going to have a new episode of Blogger Love On Wednesday this week.

I promise to have a new episode ready to go next week.

Sorry, people.

In episode 3, Erin Kotecki Vest (http://www.queenofspainblog.com) tells the story behind The Tit Brigade, Barack Obama taking a leak and even takes a stab at interviewing Pete. And "I do, I'd do, Adieu" comes with a new twist.

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In episode 2, Mel, The Stay At Aum Mom (http://www.aummom.com) talks with Pete about growing up Mormon, regional dialects and might even mention where her tattoo is. She also reads a post she wrote about answering the door in a towel. Oh, and the theme for "I do, I'd do, Adieu"? Celebrities rumored to be Mormon.

Special thanks to Matt for giving me a hand with some much needed post production audio work. I'm working on a new recording setup for next week. Hopefully, the audio quality will be much improved and I won't need to call him in a panic again.

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On the inaugural episode, Schmutzie (http://www.schmutzie.com) joins host Pete Dunn for a conversation about Canada, cats and cancer. Schmutzie reads a favorite post about being recognized by her postman. Also, find out which famous Canadians she would marry, have sex with and kill in everyone's favorite game show "I do, I'd do, Adieu".

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There's nothing new to report about the missing camera. I guess all there is to do now is hold out hope that someday, someone will see my camera walking down the street in the custody of a deranged self-proclaimed prophet and his crazy wife.

While all the personal electronics drama was going down I did manage to record and edit the premier of Blogger Love On Wednesday. It'll be up in just a few hours and I couldn't be more pleased with how it came out.

Just wait till you hear the guest tell me the name of her hometown. That alone is worth the price of admission. Which, by the way, is free.

I'm interested in you. I'm curious about who you are and what makes you tick. I want to meet each and every of you and nuzzle your internecks. I like the sound of my own voice. I like to start my sentences with I.

Lately, I've become a bit frustrated about a couple of things. I've posted what I think is some pretty damn good content fairly regularly on this site for a couple of years now. But my readership has stayed nearly level since it peaked in the first few weeks since the site launched. Try as I might, I've not been able to extend the reach of my voice.

Fine. If people aren't interested in what I have to say then maybe, like me, they're interested in what you have to say.