Fellow Knowledge Seekers, I hope you've had a chance to listen to the Waterline Podcast on iTunes

or in your Android Podcast app. People ask me all the time, Shane, what's the future look like? Are we going to flourish? Are we going to drive

ourselves to extinction? Are we going to destroy everything? Are we going to create heaven on earth? A big part of that incredibly

complicated question is water. Water is absolutely fundamental to life and

knowing what is going on with water the various technologies

the economics political social behavioral technological and environmental aspects of

water around the globe is really fundamental to understanding questions like that.

And if you guys are into science and learning about things that affect our lives and the world, which I know you are,

I believe the Waterline podcast is for you.

I just finished a episode called Water for All regulation, all about

comparing the different regulations in different areas like the Israeli water law passed in 1959 and comparing how their system of

regulating water compares to California's model of regulating and how we might work together to figure out the best pros and the cons of different systems all around the world.

Very, very important stuff. different systems all around the world.

Very, very important stuff.

Please check out the Waterline Podcast

on your Android app and at the iTunes store.

Hey everybody, I am having a very exciting week.

I had my album come out, My Big Break, which is available on iTunes and Amazon and

Spotify and all that good stuff. iTunes helps me out the most, FYI as far as ratings goes and everything else and writing reviews and purchasing

and all that, but you know I most importantly I want you guys to listen to it. So whatever medium you choose, please don't steal it. But you know, if you have Spotify, you can listen to it for free. But anyhow, it's been incredibly exciting.

As I'm recording this right now, my album is actually at number one on the iTunes comedy charts which I did not anticipate I would

have been arrogant enough to even imagine that was a possibility.

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