I'm Stephanie Coxon and I'm Kathy Anderson Martin and we are two women influencing real live.

So let's twirl.

Well Stephanie, it's good to see you, talk to you influencing real live. So let's twirl.

Well, Stephanie, it's good to see you, talk to you again, and every so often we like to do what we're going to do today, our coffee table chat, just conversations about current events

and things that are troubling us, which there are a lot of things troubling us. So,

you know, it's just a matter of which day, which hour, which minute that we can talk about

things. Is that good with you? That's good with me. I'm Stephanie Coxon. I'm Kathy Anderson Martin.

And we are two women inspiring real life. So let's twirl. So Stephanie, we had the past couple of weeks. We did a two-parter, which is unusual for us,

about data centers. And there are hundreds of them being constructed throughout the United States,

I think 18 or 20 right here in our central Pennsylvania communities. So what do you think about all that we

talked about? We had a clinical researcher, master gardener friend on who talked about the impact,

a lot of environmental impacts as far as water and power supplies. And then we had a state

representative on Barb Gleim, who only approached it not only as a state representative,

but as a farmer who's having a data center going in near her farm, one or two, I think maybe

even three, three going in near her. And, you know, she mentioned that the land that is being

used next to her was sold in the 90s. So sometimes we think,

oh, this stuff is just happening. It's stuff that's been in plans and in development for years

and years and years. So what do you think about all that? And I know we've had a lot of comments

and feedback on those two shows because people are obviously concerned for good reason.

Yeah, I think there is a lot to be concerned with.

I know that, you know, the state representative had a much, you know,

different take than what our first guest had.

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