Fellow Knowledge Seekers, I hope you've had a chance to check out the Waterline Podcast on iTunes and your

Android app and if you checked it out, please give it a good rating.

It's a wonderful podcast. Water is one of the biggest driving forces of life on Earth.

It's been incredibly influential in human history from the time we were hunter-gatherers looking for fresh sources of water to the

agricultural revolution and building bigger and bigger cities,

eventually having plumbing, the way that it changed sanitation, irrigation, and what is the, what's the future of water?

Are we going to have enough of this stuff?

How can we make more clean, fresh water.

I just listened to a very interesting episode,

Elkamy turning milk into water, sustainable water management.

This episode is all about this very candid conversation about water, coffee, industrial practices, sustainable value chain and social responsibilities with this man Carlos Gali, whose job it is to make sure that the

biggest food and beverage company in the world is leading a healthy and sustainable lifestyle.

Incredibly important stuff.

You guys are into science, you guys are into learning, caring about the world world caring about our future this podcast is for you check out the waterline

Podcast on iTunes and your Android app

Welcome to here We Are, everybody.

I just wanted to give you a quick update on the show and how the show is going.

I got a lot of positive feedback from you guys about the live show and people

wanting more live shows and thinking that was the best. I am trying to make that

happen. I have one or two basically locked down now but I'm trying to figure out other places to do it and just the main concern right now is having the ability to market it to enough people in a given city.

And so I'm working on things on my end to figure out how to get that done and in the meantime if you guys want more live shows the biggest

thing you can do and the biggest thing that support the podcast in general is just

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