Hello and welcome to today's episode of Stand Up where my guest is a fascinating young journalist who is producer as well of an awesome new PBS series called Sacred Planet.

Gulnaz Khan joins me for the first time to talk about this four-part series, which I wanted to do something a little

different and talk with someone about a climate-related issue here. It is, after all, climate

week. We've been lost in all of the other news issues over the past few weeks, of course,

all of which are really relevant and important, and I like to cover them. But today, talking

with a guest about something a little different, and I think you cover them, but today talking with a guest about something

a little different, and I think you're really going to like it. A conversation with Goulon's

con starts at about 36 minutes. But first, I've got your headlines and a clip show, all the best

sound bites I could find from the last 24 hours coming up. Nobody does it better, huh? I don't know. I'm sure there's a lot

of people who do it better, but I think this is pretty good what I'm doing and producing it myself

each and every day, kind of quality and quantity, one might argue, is hard to come by. And what,

if you did, ad free?

There's no annoying ads at the beginning, in the middle and at the end or wherever the hell else that they show up.

Nope.

It's just me and you.

I'm not actually trying to make billions of dollars.

I don't know.

I'm trying to do purposeful work, things that I care about, that I know that you care about,

and more than anything else, build a community of thoughtful, kind, caring, generous, hilarious

people.

A lot of very funny people in our world.

And I'll be hosting a hangout tonight to prove it.

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