you know the saying, “The Gerard Cosloy Radio Hour That Feels Like Two Hours Is For The  Children”?  No, I cannot say I have ever heard it before either, but in light of Big Thief’s invitation to educators (BRING KIDS TO SOUNDCHECK - GENIUS STUFF) I am extended a similar invite to school classes, youth groups, church outings, etc. to observe THIS PROGRAM's preparation and production.  I believe it was Al Jourgensen who said "a (creative) mind is terrible thing to taste" though chances are he meant "waste" and no one in his inner circle had the guts to point out the error.  However, my point is rather simple --- by observing the creative process up close, DEMYSTIFYING the podcast machinations (which are so very difficult, hardly anyone can figure it out), I am perhaps ensuring a future generation grows up with some modicum of inspiration.  If I can help just one young person to avoid ending up like Al Jourgensen, it will all have been worth it (though given all the time and hassle, I would really prefer it be at least a half dozen young people avoiding ending up like Al Jourgensen).