Well, hello, my friends, and welcome to another Robcast.

And this one is a cooker.

Dr. Margaret Peters came over, and she's like a world expert on immigration,

or sort of at a larger altitude, migration patterns,

why people move where they do, and then all the economic and political factors

that affect these large migrations of people in their different places

and different times. And obviously, immigration is like this word right now.

It's like loaded. It's like electric. It's attracting all of this heat.

And I had met several of you who had talked about this sense of you,

you needed more perspective on immigration.

So she agreed to come over. And so I'm going to play this interview with her.

But before we do that, fall tickets for the introduction to JoyTour just went

up. It's the final leg of the tour. And by the end of September, I'll be in Chicago,

and then Champagne Illinois, then Indianapolis, Nashville, Atlanta, Dallas,

San Antonio, Houston, Sacramento, Santa Cruz, and then the tour will end in December

at the large room here in Los Angeles. But before that, of course, is the UK

introduction to JoyTour. And that's just a couple weeks away. And

we added a second night in London. So Westside and Shepherd's Bush at Bush Hall

Theatre. And that's like a beautiful, like, intimate little theater.

We're doing a second London show. And then there's a Bristol show before those two

London shows. And then there's a Manchester. And then three nights in Edinburgh,

Scotland at the French festival. Come on. And then, oh yeah, but before that,

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