Joe O'Brien hosts this brief Monday news update for the Glass Cannon Network, opening with a membership pitch directing listeners to jointhenich.com to subscribe to the network's exclusive content. The central announcement is that the Supercast subscription service has been permanently shut down, with Joe colorfully describing the old feeds as 'haunted ruins.' All exclusive Glass Cannon Network content has moved to Patreon at patreon.com/glasscannon. Joe addresses the large volume of listener questions about the migration, stating that 99% of issues can be resolved by re-reading the original migration email or consulting the membership FAQ. Common pain points include redeeming a free month, accessing private podcast feeds, and connecting to the Discord server. For unresolved edge cases, Joe directs listeners to submit a support ticket through Patreon. Shifting to live events, Joe announces the network is returning to tour almost immediately, with Call of Cthulhu live shows scheduled at Chicago City Winery on April 15th and St. Louis City Winery on April 16th. The cast for both nights — Skit, Jared, Matthew, Nora, and Rob — is the same, which Joe notes is a rarity for back-to-back tour dates. Tickets and VIP packages, which include early entry and the chance to get items signed, are available at glasscannonnetwork.com/tour. Joe teases that the show posters are particularly exciting and promises announcements for upcoming LA and Portland dates soon. He notes that each live show is standalone, so no prior knowledge is required. On the content side, Joe announces a special two-part Cthulhu by Gaslight limited series beginning Wednesday on YouTube, with the podcast version dropping Thursday. The series is available on the main feed with ads and ad-free on Patreon. The cast includes Troy, Joe, Rob, Mary Lou, and Ross, and the series was recorded before cast member Joe underwent shoulder surgery at the end of the week. Joe asks listeners to send well-wishes to Joe and explains this is why he will not appear at the Chicago and St. Louis shows, with his replacement described humorously as his 'shorter, hairier equivalent.' Part two of Cthulhu by Gaslight drops the following week. Joe closes with a brief spring and Easter greeting before the episode transitions to promotional trailers for unrelated podcasts.
