Steve, now that we're doing this monthly series that hopefully will expand a bunch of different ways.

I haven't quite come up with the proper set of branding or introduction, so let's just be very direct in this early draft stage.

Welcome to the Marshall and Steve show or the Stephen Marshall show based on our actual credentials,

depending on how you want to pick your poison there.

I think now that I'm in your genre, you come first, so I'm in your

genre, you come first, so I'm in your space so I'm the subordinate here.

So fair when for future notice when we're on panels you will go first when we're on

podcasting Zoom rooms galore I can get pride of place.

Let's just kind of start here.

So from editorial perspective, we could have done a version of this episode where it's like,

okay, Steve, what do you think about the early voting results?

It's going to be faving Republicans in Nevada, but that's not our area of expertise and also that's going to be

kind of exhausting the next two weeks. So I thought instead we'd give people a very futurist

focused episode like what are going to be the defining narratives and issues and

frameworks that are going to define post-2020-24 November America regardless of who wins. Before we kick into that and

this also relates to the topic then I love you to give a quick sum up of where you think we are

after abundance 2024.

I. M. C. of the event.

We had a joint panel together on Abundance Factionalism.

We love to get into that first and get into futurism.

Yeah, I mean, so this was a big, you know, I talk about it as a abundance jamboree that was bringing together all the people from what I think is still a sort of nascent social movement.

So I think that's important to remember that abundance is a little bit like one of these ideas that's a thin area of agreement with lots of stuff under theorized and people to some

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