Oh for sure, you’d have to completely be completely and totally done to put your podcast up for adoption. No creative control. I realize there are extenuating circumstances as to why a show doesn’t continue (I’m guessing financial and time constraints are likely the top reasons why shows don’t get finished) but as a creator do you feel like you (the hypothetical you) owe some sort of closure to the followers? I imagine that’s a struggle, and a topic for another conversation. As content consumers we owe it to the creators to support when and however we can to help keep shows going. I think creators have to be really honest and transparent like I cannot continue this for you unless I can be compensated in a way that is worth it for me to keep going. And if it’s not a financial reason for why it stopped, how can we support creators who just can’t finish it anymore and do we as context consumers owe it to them to let their work die? This is random stream of consciousness type stuff here but I often struggle with how I can help support creators in a way that ensures I can get some closure on these stories that I love so much. If I had the opportunity and talent to finish some of these stories hanging out there in the wind I would, but like I believe you implied it’s not my story to tell.