Craig, could you demo the post-show viewing experience in Showhub, showing how the dashboard and jumping to individual questions help viewers explore a past episode?

48:31So, Craig, talk us a little bit through this. This is also a repository of wisdom from past to office hours? Yeah. So if I go, hold on a sec, if I cut, if I go to, let me go to a previous show. Let me go, I'll just go to Wednesday. So Wednesday is a show. This one's about loudness that has a whole bunch of things.

49:00You can watch it. But we also built in, these are all the questions that people ask, whether it was during the show itself or after, but you can do some really cool things now where, actually, I'm not going to, yeah, I will ask this. So if I go here, I can actually click, it'll go to that episode. There you go. And I can pop around and you can also, in the archive, you know,

49:32if I find something in here about some product or some concept, I can go up to the archives, search for that, and then see all the shows that had that term or whatever, and then go through them as a complete segment. So I guess I should probably go with that. If I do that myself, and say loudness and, whoops. So these are all the questions for that.

50:06If I then click on one, you'll see, whoops. I didn't mean to do that. I click on the segment, you'll see it. And then I can just keep going through each of these segments. And I'm not used to demoing this. So I built this early on. And it's kind of fun to go through. I got really excited when I built it. And I'm actually really excited to see it go out in the website.

50:47Because in Show Hub, it's just a few hundred people or whatever behind the scenes. But everyone else in the community, people that watch the show, I'd like them to be able to have this feature as well. So I'm super excited to have it out there. So you can type in terms and then build your own show, essentially, that's all about loudness or all about Sony lenses or whatever it may be.

51:12And that's actually really interesting when you do that to curate some topic and you just want to see these amazing experts talk about that one question at a time. It's really exciting. Josh, you wanted to weigh in on this? Yeah, it's a really great place to watch the show because you can skip. I think a lot of people, if you miss the show and you go back afterwards, okay, let's see,

51:42just skip to the different chapter markers. Now, you could do that on YouTube too, but you've seen what Craig was showing. There's some voting available there. It's like, hey, that was a really good answer. That's a way of the community sending signal back to us to where like, oh, you're telling us that this was something that was good. it. Or, you know, the negative is a signal too, that helps us to curate things to where that,

52:07you know, the positive things float to the top and it's, it's a way of curating things, you know, making like YouTube shorts or promoting it or finding out in the community, the more people that use it, the more benefit that the community gets out of it. You know, people go in and tell you, Hey, you know, it's like good reviews for, for a good product. Each of these questions are

52:27or answers that, you know, part of the content of office hours, we're advertising, this was good content, you know, and people are giving signals to be able to move things up and to be able to find things. And it just the thing like Craig showed to to be able to create your own playlist, it just really, when Craig showed me the way I demonstrate, I'm like, man, all I see is all I