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All right, so now let's get to our show.

Wired.com presents the geek's Guide to the Galaxy.

And here is your host, David Barr-Curtley.

Hello, and welcome to episode 516 of Geeks Guide to the Galaxy.

I'm David Barr-Curtley, author of the book Save Me Please

and Other Stories, which is available now on Amazon.com. We had a great conversation about the book

back in episode 500, so definitely check that out if you missed it. And today on the show will be

discussing Robert Heinlein's classic 1966 novel The Moon is a Harsh Mistress, about a lunar

colony declaring independence from Earth. And this will include spoilers for everything in the book,

so just beware of that, and I'm joined by three guests. So first up we've got Anthony Ha,

making his 29th appearance on the show. He's a writer and longtime tech journalist living in Harlem.

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