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Hello, my friends.

Greg Kokel here, and the show is Stand a Reason, of course.

And I was just thinking about the last show where I was talking about the

interviews with Wes Huff, two of them, and maybe you've got a chance to look at that.

I was reminded by a caller that actually Tim and I, the week before, when I first learned about

this interaction, that Tim, that we had talked about that a little bit on the air. So you guys had a

heads up since then. I've been able to watch it. But it was something that came up during the

Joe Rogan interview that was just an intimation by Rogan with Wes Huff there. And it wasn't

anything that Huff addressed.

But it is something I want to mention because I hear this mistake being made somewhat

regularly, all right, and what Rogan was talking about was intergalactic things and seeing stars and learning things about galaxies and how we look very so far back in time and how once he was at in a place where he had a chance to look through a telescope or something, but it was a remote place where there wasn't a lot

of light pollution.

Now, light pollution is just lots of light that gets in the way of you seeing stars, put

it simply.

They call it light pollution.

But you notice this because when you leave the city, if you live in the city, and go out of the city, the night sky changes dramatically.

So for a significant portion of my life when I was in college in 75, 76, 77, I'd make lots of trips out to Joshua Tree. This is here, I'm somewhat near Palm Springs, kind of, and in the

high desert there, and they have piles of rocks there, and I was a rock climber and a rock climbing

instructor, and we'd go out there for days and nights and you lay on the rock at night

and because you're away from all the light pollution of Los Angeles you can see lots and lots of

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