Everybody, welcome back. This is Larry Wormorne, you're listening to Black Umba Air. Our

end of the year show you guys. This is it 2020 for Black Umba Air is over. We'll see.

It's the day after Christmas. I hope you guys had a nice Christmas and are having a nice

holiday season in comparison to the year that we've had. Or let's say I hope you're having

a quiet one at the least, but no seriously. I hope you're having a good one. Doing all

you can, being safe out there and spending time with family and all that kind of stuff.

Hope it's going well. I thought I'd end the year with kind of a special episode. So

when I was a kid, I really wanted to be an astronaut. And I found this story about a man who

was supposed to be the first black astronaut in the 60s. His name is Ed Dwight. And I have

him on the show today. And we talked actually last week. We talked. This is the longest

part that I've had. I just couldn't get enough of talking to be such an interesting

guy. So that's coming up really special. But the other part of this special year end is

I'm having back in the pot. My daughter Lauren, Lauren, warm or hey, Lauren. Hi, everybody.

And for those of you that listen to the bioregally, you know, both Lauren and I, although Lauren

particularly loves languages, she studies languages and she studies about language too.

You know, and we talk about language all the time. Ever since she was a little, her

brother's like that too. We all like talking about language. We're just fascinated with

it. English being one of the most fascinating languages. And Lauren's like, Hey, baby.

Okay. What's what's what's a real fascinating language? There are so many though, but I

would say at least a language that has tones is pretty fascinating as like Chinese like

Mandarin Chinese. Yeah. Yeah. Lauren spent some time in China last year. And we talked

about Chinese. I'm still sucking in that guy. That guy. So I don't know about that. I

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