Where do you find that menu?

In the app, when a book is playing, I click the three dots in a vertical stack in the upper right hand corner of the app. Sleep Timer is the top menu choice.

by the way, whoa, sorry for the monster image. I captured a screenshot from my phone and cropped it down to the menu you see. Still giant image. simple resizing in my phone image app collection is a total fail. If any of you have suggestions for resizing, I'd love to hear them.

Ah ha! I found it. Didn't realize those menu options change when you're in a book vs in your library. This is very helpful, thank you!!

Whatsthisnow?:eyebrow:

:tips cap:
Ma'am.

May I suggest a pillow speaker.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/SANGEAN-P...&wl13=&veh=sem

Dan Carlin is interesting.

I've just started listening to Words Matter. Buckley style conservatives trying to figure out what comes next. They seem to be trying to be honest with themselves about the GOP turning into a cult of personality.

https://www.wordsmattermedia.com/

listening now

I just started with Rogan. He has excellent mediation skills and people want to talk to him. I listened to his Andrew Yang interview and his debate between the Canadian "Pot Doctor" and the journalist who wrote the anti book.

That is the second interview with Yang I've heard. He really comes off as a good guy who gets it.

It appears Mr Rogan is conquering, in a format that (again) the old media did not anticipate: the three-hour, open, unscripted, uninterrupted conversation.

Who woulda thought that's what we wanted? But sometimes, that's what we want.

It's the kind of thing ya want, if ya want that kind of thing...

I had no idea I wanted that but it turns out I do.

I just finished a great conversation on Why is This Happening? between Chis Hayes and Mark Galli. Mr. Galli wrote a challenging piece to his fellow Evangelicals about Trump but the conversation covers a lot more ground. The conversation was respectful between two very dissimilar people. Mr. Galli is very aware of the damage which Evangelicals do to themselves when politics come before Jesus Christ. He gave a much more nuanced view of himself and his movement than one might expect. Worth a listen.