And if you would like to support the Thomas Jefferson Hour, my friendly reminder, go to. I hope he's not offended.ĬSJ: 02:54 We were doing our mystery science theater routine with Mike's commentary about how he drove from Sioux Falls up to Bismarck to see us.ĭS: 03:03 He's a member of the 1776 Club. A lot of ground and then we had a -ĬSJ: 02:52 Poor Mike. That judgment that we should shut off our television.ĭS: 02:37 A little foray into American folk music from the 70s.ĬSJ: 02:40 We talked a little bit about Paul Mccartney -ĬSJ: 02:44 And we mentioned John Denver, whether accurately or not. Then you read a counter letter saying, no, no, that was too hasty. I read that great letter about television. This year, one on Shakespeare, back by popular demand and the second one is on water in the West, you know, water's becoming a bigger and bigger and bigger issue because of the population surge in the west and the results of global climate change, but listeners to the Thomas Jefferson Hour - this week was about listener response, some very interesting listener response. It's on the website,, and then there is the Steinbeck trip, March 2 through 8th in Monterrey and the two Jefferson Hour humanities retreats at Lochsa Lodge. This will be shorter, be about five, but there'll be two trips, the main trip and then the supplementary trip and that'll be next fall. Jefferson's time on the Canal du Midi was amongst the happiest time of his entire life. There'll be two trips, there'll be the main trip and then there'll be the add on and the add on is the Canal du Midi or the canal -ĬSJ: 01:33 Jefferson - I've been on that trip. We're going to Jefferson's France in the autumn of 2019.
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People keep saying to me, 'is the whole France thing over, are you ever doing it?' And there have been a whole series of reasons why we haven't been able to do it. Thank you Mike.ĭS: 01:01 So I had him in the studio and we talked for a bit and you'll hear that.ĬSJ: 01:05 I hope he comes on the Jefferson Hour tour in France, which is next autumn, 2019, finally. But fortunately -ĭS: 00:44 Well it wasn't locked but I was gone.ĭS: 00:48 So he waited in the lobby for a couple hours.ĬSJ: 00:52 And he wasn't here to tell us that we're morons or that we should be banned in many states?ĭS: 00:57 No, he wanted to come up and meet us.ĬSJ: 01:00 That's fantastic. I was so sorry when you told me that we'd had a friend, named Mike, that I met in the Mediterranean long ago who happened to be in South Dakota and on a whim, drove six hours, drove up here and got here and the place was locked.
We're responding to some mail and then responding to some audio recordings you've made of people who've come to visit us.ĬSJ: 00:29 I was elsewhere. This program was, I'd have to say a little discursive.ĭS: 00:12 I'm not even sure I know what that means.ĬSJ: 00:16 Less focused on a single theme.
Then we introduce you to a special new friend of the show, Carol, the music teacher from Valley City. We included part of that greeting in the show, along with conversations from our listeners about whether television is toxic, or whether it's just another neutral medium. We're kind of all over the place on this episode, but we had great fun: Paul McCartney, a documentary on John McCain, audio listener responses to this program - particularly with respect to music, and a man who drove from Sioux Falls, South Dakota to Bismarck, a distance of six hours, just to say hello. This week, we catch up on our mail bag and also speak with a couple of Thomas Jefferson Hour listeners.
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