Welcome to the bombshell. I'm Erin Simpson.

I'm Roda Ingar.

And we have a very special California edition of this week's podcast.

It's very exciting.

It's just the two of us, but we're sitting in a lovely wine garden,

which is affiliated with the lovely Corey Shockey's favorite bar here in Sonoma County.

That's right. So we're at the Rhone Room for the Girl and the Fig recording in their lovely

wine garden, sipping a very lovely rosé, which is a granash blend rosé because apparently

it's granage week here in Sonoma County, which is fabulous. Who knew there was a granash week?

That's right. Why isn't every week ganache week? Who says it isn't? Who says it isn't?

Well, we're going to need, you know, hopefully this one very nice glass will suffice for the next many minutes of conversation here.

We have a few different topics to get through it.

We're actually going to go back to a segment we haven't done in a while.

This is still a thing.

This is still a thing is still a thing.

It's very meta. Mind blown.

Roda wanted to do Afghanistan for this is still a thing. I reminded her we'd done a lot of

Afghanistan coverage already. So instead, we're actually going to talk a little bit about climate change,

which I'm not sure. I guess we talked about with Paris probably a year ago, but I don't think we've talked about it too much recently, but there was kind of a flurry of

news this week. The week before last, there was a global climate action summit, actually here

in the Bay Area, which was kind of an effort to get leaders and philanthropist and business people

from around the world rededicated to

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