And then the next one, this is the next one. Marc Reisner's, great book, Cadillac Desert, the whole world of the future of water given global climate change and the population surges in the American southwest,Д¬SJ: 00:03:29 and the Missouri River. We're going to have an interview with Char Miller and the third edition of Ogallala -Д¬SJ: 00:03:16 the aquifer out in Kansas, but this is about the Colorado water project. Open fires around the campfire every night out amongst the great pine tree - first one water in the west.ДS: 00:03:08 And program alert a couple of weeks from now. January - two of them are mid January, Lochsa lodge, this fabulous resort west of Missoula, Montana. And if people are interested, they should go to Jefferson and contact us and somebody will get, get back to youД¬SJ: 00:02:46 And let me say about the cultural tours.

I mean, I can, I can understand why you're in such demand to do this, but um, I, I need to follow up on that recording and, and I don't know who to to thank, but I, I, I really do appreciate them -Д¬SJ: 00:02:14 The good folks at KRPS did the engineering and Dustin Treiber is one of their people and the Jefferson Hour is, is, is not exactly his portfolio, but he rose to the challenge and it was fantastic.ДS: 00:02:26 Let me take this task away from you and pitch may I? You do these kinds of fundraisers, live performances all over the country and you're really good at it. A couple of hundred people might come, maybe you know, and there were 500 people and the energy you can say you can feel -ДS: 00:01:56 And yeah, like I said earlier, you really good at this.

And I thought, oh, it's a tiny place in southeastern Kansas. So I didn't have very high expectations because - an auditorium is an auditorium, and they take me there and it is this world class gleaming aluminum and glass place.ДS: 00:01:28 Well, I, I can say as an audio guy, the, the recording of the performance that they sent to us to, uh, to broadcast this week was just pristine and one of the best ever.Д¬SJ: 00:01:41 It was so much fun to be on that stage and look out. And so every sort of venue that you can imagine.

It's just a world class -Д¬SJ: 00:01:03 I go all over and I perform in all sorts of places and I'm always happy in a small theater or a ramshackle old proscenium theater, town hall in, in Seattle. It's an old coal mining district, beautiful part of southeastern Kansas, I actually flew to Springfield in Missouri and then drove in a rental car through some of the most beautiful farm country in North America.ДS: 00:00:58 You were amazed at this new facility. Sometimes public radio stations around the country do a live, as if live, performance of the Jefferson Hour where there's a local host in this case, it was a man named Dustin Treiber in Pittsburg, Kansas and they go on because this is an evening when 500 people have driven to this performing arts centerДS: 00:00:34 the University of Kansas at PittsburgД¬SJ: 00:00:37 and Pittsburg without an 'h', so the US postal system at one point tried to eliminate confusion, so they took the 'h' off of this Pittsburg. Jenkinson: 00:00:08 Well we added some extra content because I was on the road in a concert edition of the Jefferson Hour. David Swenson: 00:00:00 Good day, Thomas Jefferson Hour podcast listeners, and welcome to this week's edition and it's a real fun one, and it's long.Д¬lay S.

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