I waited until now to explain my treatment of footnotes/endnotes, and Appendices.I am not reading the footnotes, only the main body of text in the book. Usually an audiobook includes a free-download of a pdf, containing footnotes, graphs, and the like. But the book I am reading is itself a freely-downloadable pdf. So if you want to reference the footnotes, they are available for your access. Also, reading them would make the audio un-listenable.I include Appendices as separate episodes. I assume some may want to skip them.As Kinsella notes, Chapter Appendices were created when footnotes became longer than the page they are on. As such they are readable, and I presume, listen-able, for those who find them interesting. If that is you, enjoy! If not, Mark As Read in your pod-catcher and drive on.-Mike Williams, December 2024Please consider donating to the Mises Institute at https://mises.org/giving

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