Greetings gentle readers,

Chris here riding high on the buzz of my third cup of coffee. This is no regular coffee mind you it’s Bongo Java (one of our favorite Nashville coffee houses) Mystic Brew generously provided by our own contributing writer Greg Crofton. Greg wisely assumed that they way to our collective hearts was through caffinated beverages and has consequently solidified his status on my Christmas card list. I will say though that according to the label on our stash of Mystic Brew that it’s reportedly made with the use of Voodoo and i’m afraid I smell shenanigans. But Voodoo or no it’s a mighty fine cup of coffee sure to fuel many a future blog based rant from our crack journalism staff. All coffee related thoughts aside i’m writing to make sure you folks know that even though the original content at www.documentarychannel.com is always changing that you need not live in fear of missing the fun. You can always check out www.documentarychannel.com/archive for access to all our past articles that you may have missed. In other news I have been bombarded recently with quite a bit of viewer mail concerning where you can see us. Well if you are lucky enough to be a DISHNET subscriber you can tune in to channel 197 and catch us there but if you don’t have DISH then clearly it’s about time you spoke out to whoever your local cable provider is and let them know how cheesed you are about all the great docs you are missing. Think of all the good Karma you’ll build up and keep in mind that I have a few slots left on the aforementioned Christmas card list. Before I leave you I’d also like to call your attention to the blog below this one which is a new contribution to one of my personal favorite Nashville filmmakers Stephen Lackey. Stephen and his wife Suzie have a new film called a “Cheaper Way To Go” which I for one am mighty excited about but they also run www.cinegeek.com a wonderful source for all manner of film geekery and if you’re like me that’s the stuff that dreams are made of. So enough outta me, I hope you are all well and I hope we can count on you to help us bring DOC to the widest possible audience. Cheers.