User talk:Ray181

Welcome to Wikimedia Commons, Ray181!

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Media Request: Rats in Alberta

Hi there, I’m a producer at Slate Magazine’s Decoder Ring documentary podcast. We do stories about cultural mysteries, like “What happened to the laugh track?” and “Why do people hate elevator music so much?”. Right now we’re exploring doing a light piece about rats in Alberta, and we’d love to talk to a few of the wikipedia editors who have been debating this topic online over the years. Your name came up which is why I’m reaching out. If you’re interested, we’d love to do a quick interview with you over the internet to talk about it. Easiest thing would be to email me at benjamin.frisch@slate.com and I can connect you with our host to set up a time to talk at your convenience. Thanks! —Benjamin Frisch, Senior Producer: Decoder Ring DecoderRingPod (talk) 14:37, 15 September 2021 (UTC)