[From the episode blurb on solitaryworld.net].

This is the very first Solitary World episode. Many weeks went into creating this and it's not the greatest piece of work, but it's not the worst either.

Originally, I was going to do a piece dispelling common misconceptions about the First Ammendment's Establishment Clause and I was going to call the segment "A Moment Of Truth." In the end, I decided this was too broad of a subject with way too many facets for the time we had. It really surprised me how ambitious such a seemingly simple topic could be to cover.

This episode starts with an introductory preview of what is to come. I hope this will remain a staple of the program.

Next is the production support section. Production would not be possible without the support of the dryer and people like you.

Finally, we reach the beginning titles. These are a wee long. I think we'll trim them and make it tighter for future episodes.

The first actual segment of the episode: a segment we call Mandatory Media. This features a review of Porcupine Tree's latest CD. This obviously took up most of the time spent to produce. Consult-o-bot Thom was a tremendous help in writing and recording this piece. Maybe someday I'll post some outtakes. They'd be a riot.

After the Mandatory Media segment, I threw in the Amaze-O-Cut parody. This is nearly 10 years old now, but is still funny. The star is the lovely and talented Marie... Well, it was Marie Barry at the time, but she's going by a different last name now.

Finally, we end with me talking about the vague and nebulous nature of this project.