Radio Mano, Papa Chango.

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Hello world, hello Chris, this is Maitre coming to you from Rainy Hamburg.

I've been listening to you since the last past seven years or so, so you were in my ear.

Why I was picking eggplants in Australia or on a train ride in Southeast Asia.

So you've rode along with me or I did with you, depends on the perspective, I guess, for

a long time and within some pretty formative periods of my life.

So I just want to thank you Chris, not only for entertainment but for enlightenment.

So now I'm listening to your latest Roma instead of writing my bachelor thesis, but somehow

you touched on something idea within my paper which is about moral development in children.

And I stumbled upon and thought a lot about the word ambiguity tolerance, which translated

to English is the ambiguity tolerance, which I think we are probably lacking here and

there because the world isn't just black or white, it's a freaking rainbow, right?

Well, in any case, thanks a lot Chris, keep on rocking in the free world.

Hi Chris, this is Maggie in Soslito, California.

I just got back from my morning kayak outing where I had finished listening to your

interview with Dr. Eleanor Yinega.

In spirit of the podcast, I decided to listen to older by George Michael for the first

time.

And suddenly the album came out during the year of my birth, so I'll let you do that math.

As it turns out, the seals out here are huge fans of George Michael.

Usually you'll see one or two in the morning if you're lucky.

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