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La-da-na-la-da-la-da-ha-ha-ha-oh-ho-ho-ho-ho-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh All right, everybody, great, coquel here on Stand a Reason, and I am really looking forward to this next hour with you and my guest.

He's actually, I think just about the only

guests I've ever had on for two whole hours. He's been that much fun for me in the past to interview.

We are only doing an hour right now. He's very, very busy, and we'll be talking about why he's

very busy. He is the author of Signature in the Cell, which I devoured,

Darwin's Doubt, which I devoured, and Return of the God Hypothesis,

which I also devoured and really leaned on heavily in my last book, The Streetswarts.

And, of course, you'll know him as the director of Discovery Institute's Center for Science and Culture in Seattle.

And, of course, I'm talking about Stephen C. Meyer.

Stephen, what a treat to talk to you again on the air.

It's been a few years since your last book in our last interview, but it's great to have you on board.

I'm delighted to connect.

It's always fun to talk, whether on air or off air.

Yeah, I remember a year or so ago, I was somewhere in Wisconsin, about three and a half hours from our place in northern Wisconsin.

I was driving back by myself, and I thought, I

just got to listen to something interesting, and I just did a whole bunch of what YouTube

interviews that you were doing, and you had so many of them dealing with the return of the

God hypothesis. I was so enjoying it so much I had to text you, and then we carried on a text

conversation, didn't we? And you were in Cambridge at the time, getting a new center together.

How's that going? It's going extremely well that we were able to purchase two properties for

Discovery Institute and a new, to found, for discovery to found a new

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