Radio Mano, Papa Chango.

Radio Mano.

Yes, ladies and gentlemen, through the miracle of the Internet, here I am again in your

ear hole.

Dr. Christopher Ryan, I'm speaking very close to the microphone, so it probably feels

very intimate to you.

I'm like I'm whispering, like I'm hovering over your shoulder left or right.

I'm not sure if I'm the angel or the devil in this scenario, urging you toward good or

evil.

But I do my best as I know you do.

I'm sitting where am I sitting?

I'm sitting like way back a bunch of country roads outside of a little town called Plains

Montana.

I'm overlooking a river.

I think it's the south fork of the Clark River, something like that.

It's a pretty big river.

There's a swimming hole across the way.

I'm at one of the most beautiful camping spots I've discovered in the last couple of months

on the road.

And when I say I discovered what I mean is that a guy who listens to this podcast, Mr.

Ian Stokes, wrote to me a few months ago and said, hey, if your travels take you through

Western Montana, I've got a great place for you to camp and a swimming hole.

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