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What begins as a consistent, community-facing ritual for a small independent podcast unfolds in Weekly Report, 4 October 2021, a curated collection that gathers a slate of creative works from a range of creators, each of whose standalone pieces earn a dedicated spotlight in this installment of the long-running Minggulibur Podcast series. Unlike many roundup-style podcast episodes that weave featured creative selections between conversational interstitial talk from the show’s hosts, or layer in extra production flourishes to tie disparate works together into a single polished listening experience, this particular installment does not contain that added layer of overlaid music or host talk, creating a seamless, unbroken stream of content that listeners can engage with anywhere they choose to tune in, no matter their location, their preferred listening device, or the context in which they carve out time to engage with new creative work.