This paulstretch is a big "up yours" to Lurkit, the platform that partners with Twitch streamers, for falsely accusing me of abusing their system when I really did not, and banning my account for such false claims.

For this episode, get ready for an ultimate park ride!

This recording is to resemble a deep and dark theme park ride, underneath the icy cold underground, but in a meditative and trippy mindset.

I have a particular friend that I talk to on Discord that told me that she was living in an area where a flood and typhoon took place, and I became worried at first, but I knew (and she clarified) that she was okay and unscathed from it. So I expressed my appreciation for this, recording it in Audacity, and this Paulstretch masterpiece is a byproduct of that recording.

Also, this friend is one of those who gave their first ear at my podcast when it just started earlier this month.

Enjoy! :)

For those who do not know who Paul Nasca is, he's the guy who invented Paulstretch and made his invention Free Software (by "Free" I mean Open Source). I wanted to make this ambient episode about him, and to heavily credit him, for without his contribution this podcast would not exist, and neither would most of lo-fi in general.

On other news, this is so far the longest episode I have ever done on this podcast, and I figured I'd dedicate this milestone to Mr. Nasca.

Enjoy!

For this stretch, I had expressed my appreciation for the long way I have come so far in my life, and part of that was to channel my anger better and find better coping skills than before. Very little ticks me off nowadays, and that is a very good thing.

By "It" I meant the computer that I'm using to make this podcast. I recently replaced Windows 11 with Ubuntu 25.10, and the transition went smoother than I thought.

One of the top 5 things I am grateful for is the ability to see, despite how bothersome my eyes can be (but I am seeing the eye doctor regularly for this).