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I'm a little late but - how are Melissa's plants? are they ok?? does she love them yet??

What’s a vid idea you’ve wanted to make but I’m couldn’t for any reason? Or what’s a video topic you have started making but had to discard it?

have you guys ever considered making a series of fun bite-sized little research videos under 5 minutes?

What do you guys do with your free time outside of youtube? Do yall have passions?

Melissa and Taha, how did you decide to join Sabrina? I apologise if I've missed the video explanation of this

Colleen Scott proposed this in the previous poll, and it's really interesting: "What are your thoughts/principles on parasocial relationships?"

I have really enjoyed this podcast, and have two questions: I greatly appreciate the "extra" you put into videos, which is dealing directly with the emotional component of the learning and process (usually at the end). Why did you guys decide that's important? How do you manage your own emotions as you try to do things that are hard or different? And will you do a video about that, since y'all seem to be experts? Also! "working with emotions" video would be frickin' cool from your approach, but probably hard! Back of my head says that this intentional focus probably helps people get excited about your videos because things feel more "possible."

Y'all looking to add new members to the team? ... haha jk jk... unless?? But in all seriousness, do you think you'll expand the team in the future, and what do you hope the future of AiP will look like?

What’s the best outcome you hope for with this project as a whole? I really enjoy them and find them inspiring in many ways, thank you!

Do you ever feel the need/wish to expand your team, for example to get additional support on research, or to bring different questions to the channel ?

A question huh?...So how's business going?

Have there been ideas for videos you've had that you ended up dropping due to the topic being potentially too divisive or controversial? Whether that be due to personal held beliefs or the research just isn't conclusive? Joshua Stayten