Hey, everyone. It is Thursday, July 21st. I'm Moshe, what do you do? And you're listening

to the Vodews podcast. I have joined again this week by our special guest, Goho's Kevin

Mano. Kevin, you're a Nashville. How are things going this week?

Things are hot in Nashville as they are everywhere. But it's good, man. Thanks so much for having

me back. I appreciate it. We had a good, good show on Monday. I got some, got some excellent

feedback from folks. Great. So it was popular demand. That's the reason I'm back. Yes, the

listeners have voted and you are back for another and we'll take another vote after this, after

this episode. All right. Keep my fingers crossed. But thank you. I'm happy to be here. So what

do we have going on today? Let's get to the news. Here's what we are, what we're following.

When will the US and Europe see some relief from the record breaking heat wave? Just mentioned

it. The tale of those missing secret service text messages. We'll talk about that. Scientists

are trying to decipher radio waves from deep space. This is kind of crazy. A sign of alien

life, maybe. And our weekly cheers to the freaking weekend. What are we watching? Reading and

eating this weekend. We'll talk about all of it. Something I always like to look forward

to and we like to get started early on the weekend here, Kevin, by doing this segment

on Thursday. Thursday morning. Happy weekend, everybody. All right. Let's get going. We are

going to start with the extreme heat here at home and over in Europe. Here in the US

temperatures have spiked to 115 degrees in Texas and Oklahoma. More than 60 million Americans

will likely see triple digit heat over the next week. Heat advisories and excessive heat

warnings are in effect for a third of the country and includes 28 states across the

central US and the Northeast. Hot weather and high humidity could lead to heat related

illness or heat stroke be safe, everybody. Meanwhile across the Atlantic, Northern Europe

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