So, we're all traveling again and people are dreaming.

Visiting cities like Paris or Tokyo were Rio and all those places are fine, I suppose.

But to any of them have, wait, wait, don't tell me live at the Studebaker Theatre?

May know, as they say, in one of those places, come to Chicago.

See, wait, wait, live, and then with the rest of your time, well, I'm told the Cubs are

rebuilding.

That sounds exciting.

More information at nprpresents.org.

I'm that show about New York financiers.

You don't watch because it's on showtime.

I'm Bill Jardis.

And here's your host at the Studebaker Theatre at the Fine Arts building in downtown Chicago

with an eye.

It's Peter Segal.

Thank you, Bill.

Thank everybody.

So, there is a chill in the air and given how rare that's going to be for the rest of

our lives, we're all running around outside naked, just a revel in the feeling of being

uncomfortably cold.

When I was a young man, we wore animal belts to the beach and we liked it.

So, while we enjoyed the beginning and end of fall, we thought the show could return

to warmer times just a few months ago.

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