So you think the new talent's how to live our lives

And the questioning the thoughts from which your mind will pour the ice

You think the suffering is hard, so please laugh and spend the days

I wonder, I wonder, I wonder, I wonder

What will it take for you to start opening your eyes?

I wonder, I wonder, I wonder, I wonder

Welcome to the A.T.s Experience Live. I'm Matt Delhoney. Joining me this week, very special guests in from removing the fig leaf

Neil Carter, who's been here before, and Sarah Morehead, who should have been here before, but has not

been here before, I've known both of them for quite a while. I mentioned this today

today was the A.T.A. lecture series, which takes place at the Austin History Center here in Austin

about 1230 or so, you can find out more information at the A.C.A. website

www.atheasthyphencommunity.org, and they showed up, drove down from Dallas specifically to give this talk this morning.

A lot about sex.

And we're going to talk about some of that, and we'll get to your calls as well because this is a live call and show

from Austin, Texas, sponsored by the A.T.s Community of Austin. Today is Sunday, April 10th, 2016.

This is, I think, season 20 episode 14 of the show that will never end, and we're back up to trying to do 90-minute shows as well.

For more information about how to contact the show, the phone number looks like I'm sticking my finger in somebody's coffee cup, but it's actually

right down there directly below the number. And also if you go to www.atheasthyphenexperience.com, in the contact the show section, you'll see a little green link that says call the show.

So you can contact us from your PC, your mobile device. The call screeners will talk to you more about what you need to do.

But the big thing is, if you can make a Skype call, Google Hangout call you can use that link, and you're probably already set up.

Please try to make sure you use headphones, and I know that some of you will end up waiting a long time, maybe even the entire show and I'll get up to all.

But there's nothing more frustrating than when we go to somebody, and I say, thanks for waiting, you're on the air. What I hear is, thanks for waiting, you're on the air.

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