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Hello, welcome to the show. I'm Stuart Goldsmith and here we are with part two of my conversation with Ross Noble.

And you join us as we're talking about ideas and how Ross uses

logic as a jumping-off point of his signature flights of fancy. This is Ross Noble. I want to talk about the assemblage of the show and I wanted to sort of get into that

stuff before we get onto that I wanted to ask about the your relationship to your audience

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