The Ray Harara, it stops Domino celebrating the songwriter, a ranger composer,

Dave Bartholomey, who collaborated with for ages and ages, that sion, an influential

maja of New Orleans music and the architect of the very sound of New Orleans.

I'm Greg Proops, welcome to the Proopcast taking to the ether from the Salubi's confines

of the Purpose of Frutitude, Ryan McNannamann is here, just like the old days.

Hi Jennifer.

Hello.

Jennifer's here as well.

We're going to celebrate the music of Dave Bartholomey and we're going to talk about

E. Jean Carroll and we're going to talk about the border crisis and we're going to talk

about the debates and so many other things.

Welcome to the show.

If you're sitting at home, this is a great time to pour yourself a gigantic drink.

If you're driving, this is an awesome time to pour yourself a gigantic drink.

And if you're simply riding a bicycle, this is a great time to reach down and grab the

water bottle and pour yourself a gigantic drink out of it.

Wherever you are, and I hope you are, wherever you are.

I've been in the East Coast with the Who's Live anyway guys.

We'll be back out on the road in Canada this month.

We're going to Gully, where are we going Lloyd Menster, somewhere in Michigan as well.

When you say somewhere Greg, what do you mean?

Well, a place.

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