From the high desert and the great Americans, Southwest.

I bid you all. Good evening. Good morning. Good afternoon.

Wherever you may be in the world's time zones, prolific as they are, and each and every one of them covered by this program, coast to coast a.m.

I'm Art Bell. It is my honor and privilege to be escorting you through this weekend.

A good one it shall be this night, and I've got so much to say about this.

Robert Bigelow is going to be here. Mr. I'm going to put a hotel in space, and he's not kidding.

In fact, he's got one satellite up now.

The other is either launched or about to be launched.

This guy's real serious.

And to prove it, you might want to peruse some of the photographs that I've got up there.

They just went up on the website just before airtime.

Now, this is the visit that Aaron and I made to Bigelow Aerospace,

and I held most of the photographs back.

In fact, Bob would probably do well to go up there and peruse them himself.

I'm sure he's not seen them, so they're going to be a surprise for him as well.

A lot of his equipment is pictured.

It's absolutely fascinating stuff, so you might want to get up to the website and

peruse that ahead of the interview, which I'm going to begin at about 15 after the hour,

this hour, just a couple of things that I want to get out of the way.

As you know, last weekend, I was in Los Angeles, and I received an award.

A very great honor.

It was indeed from radio and records.

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