Welcome to the Eric Matax Show. It's the show you can listen to anyway you like. You

can wear what you like or you can wear nothing at all. And you can sit or stand or even

squat. Go ahead, squat a little. You've earned it. I'm squatting. And now you're

most Eric Matax. He's squatting isn't that sweet? Hey folks, today's Wednesday. Yes. Is

this the 12th of the 12th? It's the 12th of the 12th. The 12th month, the 12th of

the day, the 18th year of the century. Actually, the 19th year of the century because 2000 is

technically the first year of the century. But hey, who cares? We've got important things

to talk about. This is our two today. And our one, we talked to our friend Melinda DeRocca

Yes. Great musician, New York musician. Yes. Christmas, right? Christmas. In

that hour, we're talking to another New York friend, my friend Chuck Stetson. We had him

on yesterday for hour one. He's one of these people. I'm in awe of how God makes everybody

different. I could never do what Chuck does. Chuck is a high wire artist with ring, ring,

no, I'm sorry, I'm confusing him with somebody else. Chuck Stetson brings the Bible into

public schools saying this is this is literature. We can't, you know, that's right. Anyway, he's

going to make the case. But I'm in awe of what he's been able to accomplish. We'll have

him in a couple of minutes. Albin, there's a lot to cover here. Oh boy. Before we get

to Chuck Stetson, we have to mention that if you're in New York City or in even the Connecticut

area, this Saturday from three to five, I'm going to be signing books at the Barnes and Noble

in Danbury, Connecticut. At the Danbury Fair Mall, Barnes and Noble, big store, it was

like falsely advertised as being an East Haven or some cookie thing. I'm not going to be an

East Haven. Danbury, Connecticut is my hometown. Okay. This Saturday, if you can get there

between three and five, maybe I'll be there a couple of minutes before three. Maybe

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