Anya Steinberg

And then he just delivered this very beautiful soliloquy to me of like kind of these very emotional reflections that I feel like, you know, he spent decades thinking about this issue and living here. And a lot of it, I don't think made it into the episode, which is why it's the perfect thing to talk about now. But he was talking a lot about like,

And then he just delivered this very beautiful soliloquy to me of like kind of these very emotional reflections that I feel like, you know, he spent decades thinking about this issue and living here. And a lot of it, I don't think made it into the episode, which is why it's the perfect thing to talk about now. But he was talking a lot about like,

the humanity of everybody involved, the decisions that people were making, the secret fears and hopes that they were driven by, and how that all gets entangled together to create history. Does it ever make you emotional to stand at these sites and just think about it?

the humanity of everybody involved, the decisions that people were making, the secret fears and hopes that they were driven by, and how that all gets entangled together to create history. Does it ever make you emotional to stand at these sites and just think about it?

the humanity of everybody involved, the decisions that people were making, the secret fears and hopes that they were driven by, and how that all gets entangled together to create history. Does it ever make you emotional to stand at these sites and just think about it?

I just thought that was beautiful. It almost brought me to tears. And he was he was getting very emotional about it, too, in the moment. So I think about that a lot. And I think that's something that we try and tease out in every episode that we make, whether it's about, you know, the L.A. aqueduct or the history of smell or whatever. It's just the humanity at the center of everything.

I just thought that was beautiful. It almost brought me to tears. And he was he was getting very emotional about it, too, in the moment. So I think about that a lot. And I think that's something that we try and tease out in every episode that we make, whether it's about, you know, the L.A. aqueduct or the history of smell or whatever. It's just the humanity at the center of everything.

I just thought that was beautiful. It almost brought me to tears. And he was he was getting very emotional about it, too, in the moment. So I think about that a lot. And I think that's something that we try and tease out in every episode that we make, whether it's about, you know, the L.A. aqueduct or the history of smell or whatever. It's just the humanity at the center of everything.

Of history, because at the end of the day, it's it's people facing decisions in the past that we may have to make again in the future or decisions we may have never fathomed of making and the core of every history.

Of history, because at the end of the day, it's it's people facing decisions in the past that we may have to make again in the future or decisions we may have never fathomed of making and the core of every history.

Of history, because at the end of the day, it's it's people facing decisions in the past that we may have to make again in the future or decisions we may have never fathomed of making and the core of every history.