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This is the Tom Hartman program.

Front of ours, in front of our show, in front of Mind of Program Director and Host at We Act

Radio in Washington DC, station that carries our show, activists with Black Lives Matter DC,

Kimon Freeman has written a new book, it's a novel about water,

Nineveh, a conflict over water is the title.

We ActRadio.com is the website for the radio show and

Gorilla Artist is Kimon's Twitter handle, also Black Lives Matter.

Kimon, welcome back to the program, it's been a while since we've talked on the air here.

Tell us about the novel and the larger kind of the McGuffin, the plot device that you're using

about the conflict and crisis of water all around the world.

Well, first let me say Tom, it's good to see you. I listen to you all the time, but I don't get to

see you much. I'm here live at the Kennedy Center, they have a river run, a month long celebration

of the world's waterways and the sculpture, I hope that your viewers are able to see is a water

sculpture made out of plastics, alchemists making something out of nothing.

So they are celebrating the importance of World Water Day today and this will

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