Hi folks, Abu and Leo here.

Yeah.

With a little bit of a teaser for what's to come on the next episode of Gomja Bar.

We have heard you loud and clear.

Many of you sent us positive feedback on the interviews with Frank Herbert episode.

So many of you loved it.

So many of you are asking for more.

And so we're going to answer the call.

We are already working on the next

episode of interviews with Frank Herbert and digging into more tape and more interviews. But as we

stated in that first episode, this type of episode takes a lot of work and a lot of research

more than our typical episodes do.

So today we're going to leave you with just a little bit of a teaser of what's to come.

And we'll see you soon with a brand new edition of interviews with Frank Herbert.

Hello. Hello, as she said, I'm Leanne Sharp, and I'm here to introduce Frank Herbert.

But before we do that, we have a couple of announcements we have to do in conjunction for Engineers Week.

A year after the release of Chapter House Dune, Frank Herbert was invited to speak to a group of engineering students at UCLA. He was there to speak on a very on-brand topic.

That's it for the announcements for Engineers Week, and I'd like to introduce Frank Herbert. He's written many books,

27 and all, probably most familiar with the Dune series. He's also written things like the Eyes of

Heisenberg, the White Plague, World of Frank Herbert, and his newest book, Chapter House 1. He

currently resides in the Olympian Peninsula in Washington and has a winter home in Hawaii.

And today we'll be talking about is mythology of futurism.

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