Hello and welcome to Ono Ross and Carrie, the show where we don't just report on

French science, spirituality, claims of the paranormal. No, no, no, we take part

ourselves. Yep, when they make the claims, we show up so you don't have to. I'm

Ross Blaschern. And I'm by process of elimination, Carrie Poppy. We are back at the

arc. I'm back at the arc. We're not gonna talk too much about the arc today,

though, because it's time to attend some homeschooling sessions. Okay, so these won't

actually be on the arc, okay? Nope. Nope. There's not really like a classroom

environment on the arc. It's all exhibits. It's kind of filled up and planned out

for visitors. So most of this is going to be at the answers center where I started.

Okay. Like the bus takes you and drops you out in front of the answers center.

So it's this really big building that has this 2,500 seat auditorium. Oh, huge. Yeah.

So if you haven't joined us for the first three episodes, you got to go back or

you're going to be a float in the sea in the flood of information about the

arc encounter in Kentucky, a boat that they built there to look like Noah's

arc where Christian parents with anxiety problems can go and learn about how

yes the world is turning on you and your family, but it's okay. You can teach

your own little brand of history, science and math and kind of make your way in

this world maintaining that anxiety about the culture around you and spreading

it to your children who must be fiercely guarded from the other ideas

because they're awfully convincing. Yeah. When you start hearing what the

opposition has to say, you're like, Oh, there's content here. Yeah. I feel more

comfortable digging my teeth into this complaint because I've been there. I've

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