Akiba Colors live, Diablevoix, Emopippi, more, more, more

Hey Derek! Sorry I haven't commented lately, but I've listened everything. Here are my five cents: Glad that the beach cheki session with Miho was a success, even bringing along some good weather. I'm really looking forward to the results of it. The "Tenso" idea is good, and I may consider using it in case you attend one of these events with venue-only items for sale. You know I even order from you to my actual Tenso address, as my modus operandi is to hoard stuff there for later sending everything together home using DHL because of speed and security, considering my geographical location. I'm also happy to hear you'll continue working with DiableVoix. I discovered her in some live streamings and ultimately I liked her a lot, to the point I bought all available CDs from you. Definitely I'll do the same with her next single when the time is due. Not only now, but in many of the previous podcasts, it's always interesting to hear your chronicles about the shows you attend. You are able to create a very vivid mental image of the venues and even the people in the way you describe everything. Like pressing "play" on a movie in one's head. Since I mentioned the previous podcasts, I'd like to comment briefly some points here which I didn't do on time, if it's ok for you: * About future cheki sessions, I'd love to see Hanako san and Kosame again, and DiableVoix could be a good alternative for some time in the future. Seems I gravitate too much towards solo idols. :) * I'm all in for a Miho Patreon. She has a great future ahead, and I want to be supportive. * I agree that's a better option to release an EP of Miho instead of several singles. Personally I'm not much a fan of singles, although more often than not they're the only option to get some songs... * Finally, about the staff/fan dichotomy, it's nice that you let fans work alongside you. But it's very important to have these boundaries set beforehand.