Rade humano papachango. Oh, Greetings Earthlings Earthlings, this is Chris coming to you kind of live, live as far as I'm concerned from Creston, Colorado 8,000 feet.

I live in the sky. The weather is constantly changing here. It's so cool. I've talked about it many times before,

but it's just like every day is a fucking show, rainbows and hails storms and then the sun comes out and then there's

thunderstorms and big dark clouds come in and then the sun comes out again it's just like you could spend all day

just sitting outside watching it it's fantastic and I was thinking about how

changeable it is and how unstable and how lovely that is and it occurred to me that's because I do live in the sky.

You know, most people, if you're in Los Angeles and you look up at 8,000 feet,

you'd be looking into the sky, way up into the sky. So it's interesting, living in the sky and the instability is something I love

about this place But simultaneously the instability of the world in terms of politics and

environmental issues and you know just every possible calamity seems to be coming at us right now.

I even read the other day, what was the story, like the core of the earth is slowing down to the point

where scientists think it's going to stop and start spinning the other

direction soon or something? It's like, are you fucking getting me? Now it's the

core of the earth I have to worry about?

Fuck. Anyway, this episode is with a really interesting dude I just met a couple days ago.

His name is Art Good Times. He's, I'll just read from his author's bio on his website. He served five terms as Colorado's only Green Party County Commissioner.

He's won numerous awards for political activism,

including from the Department of Interior,

U.S. Forest Service, Colorado Weed Managers Association.

Hey, congratulations for that one.

He served on over several dozen boards and commissions on local, regional, state and national levels.

He ran the Telluride Mushroom Festival for years,

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