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Hey Everyone,

Welcome to the Charles Squared Blog! 

Why did we create a blog? (The podcast wasn't enough??!!)

1) We decided to create a blog as a means of direct communication with listeners to hear what questions, comments, or ideas YOU have for us. 

2) Another reason we have created this blog is to respond and relate how we feel about new episodes and content on release day! Our podcast has switched to a bi-weekly format (every other week), and most television shows release weekly. This allows us to share our ideas in a quick, efficient way without making people listen to a 30-minute podcast every time we have an announcement. 

3) Finally, we see this blog as an opportunity to create a community between fellow entertainment enthusiasts and superhero fanatics. Giving people a chance to interact with each other is an important part of understanding and breaking down the sometimes confusing plot lines written into these shows. 

We hope that this platform benefits everyone who decides to join in on the conversation. 

The Charles Squared Team

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