Hey there, you know, I often shriek myself awake in the middle of the night in a cold sweat

with heart palpitations because I have a recurring nightmare that I am the announcer

for the Eric Mataxish show.

It's truly, truly horrible.

But eventually I realize it's not a dream and I cry myself back to sleep in heaving

and now you're telling us of sunshine Eric Mataxish.

Hey, yeah, thanks Todd.

Thanks.

Folks, it's Eric Mataxish show.

We're talking to James Tore.

This is the third conversation, the third hour with Dr. James Tore, an organic chemist

at Rice University who works in nanoengineering, doing all kinds of stuff.

We could talk about anything.

Jim.

It's the kind of person where we can just talk about practically anything.

Well, I'm not sure about anything, but if we stick with nanotechnology, we'll be okay.

Well, we've veered away from nanotechnology.

I mean, that's your field of expertise, but it's rare we get to talk to a bona fide

scientist on this program.

Most of my listeners are not scientists.

I hope that doesn't surprise you.

No, it doesn't surprise you.

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