Clarence Jones

You know, I saw I was looking at some of the work here. There was a book written in 1936 called The Illusion of Immortality.

You know, I saw I was looking at some of the work here. There was a book written in 1936 called The Illusion of Immortality.

Yeah. And I didn't I didn't you know, I started reading some of the things and it was like it was very interesting. So I didn't get a chance to read a lot of it. But I know, as you just said, this is not something a topic that has been, you know, just new. You know, a lot of times it's something that people have been thinking about for a long, long time.

Yeah. And I didn't I didn't you know, I started reading some of the things and it was like it was very interesting. So I didn't get a chance to read a lot of it. But I know, as you just said, this is not something a topic that has been, you know, just new. You know, a lot of times it's something that people have been thinking about for a long, long time.

And so it's just part of I think it's just part of being a human being is that, you know, how long can I live? Is your life after death? I mean, what what you know, what what what's going on in this thing? So those are questions that people are pondering about. And so, you know, our goal here today is to really incite people to just, you know. Have a conversation.

And so it's just part of I think it's just part of being a human being is that, you know, how long can I live? Is your life after death? I mean, what what you know, what what what's going on in this thing? So those are questions that people are pondering about. And so, you know, our goal here today is to really incite people to just, you know. Have a conversation.

Final thoughts.

Final thoughts.

Yeah, no, I was just saying that is, you know, so many people are living life is like this is the only life that we get. And so therefore, there is not a lot of concept or thoughts about immortality. But I do think that, you know, you can do that. But there's something about life, you know, and I think Sheridan kind of alluded to this. There's something about life. You go home living like that.

Yeah, no, I was just saying that is, you know, so many people are living life is like this is the only life that we get. And so therefore, there is not a lot of concept or thoughts about immortality. But I do think that, you know, you can do that. But there's something about life, you know, and I think Sheridan kind of alluded to this. There's something about life. You go home living like that.

There's something about life that this question will come up. And so it's just great to be able to talk about it at this point.

There's something about life that this question will come up. And so it's just great to be able to talk about it at this point.

Thank you. Yeah. All right. Your last word. Thank you. Thank you. I enjoyed this conversation.

Thank you. Yeah. All right. Your last word. Thank you. Thank you. I enjoyed this conversation.

Hey, thanks, Dan. And I want to thank everyone for listening to our show today. Great show. And I want to start off with Dave because this is how we got connected to this whole process. I had seen Dave in a couple of community events and I just happened to see him in a bowling alley one day and we had a chance to sit down and talk about

Hey, thanks, Dan. And I want to thank everyone for listening to our show today. Great show. And I want to start off with Dave because this is how we got connected to this whole process. I had seen Dave in a couple of community events and I just happened to see him in a bowling alley one day and we had a chance to sit down and talk about

And it was there that I found out that he was involved with water. And we had this fascinating conversation about water and what's happening here in Minnesota. And so it's been probably close to 10 years that we've been talking about having another conversation about water. And so today we are honored that Dave and his colleagues are here.

And it was there that I found out that he was involved with water. And we had this fascinating conversation about water and what's happening here in Minnesota. And so it's been probably close to 10 years that we've been talking about having another conversation about water. And so today we are honored that Dave and his colleagues are here.

I just want to tell you, Dave is the assistant manager of the drinking water protection section at MDH. We also have Anna Sleep. She is the lead in drinking water coordinator for the drinking water protection program at MDH. We have Sandy Berman. He is a current drinking water administrator for the state of Minnesota. We have Alicia Overbow.

I just want to tell you, Dave is the assistant manager of the drinking water protection section at MDH. We also have Anna Sleep. She is the lead in drinking water coordinator for the drinking water protection program at MDH. We have Sandy Berman. He is a current drinking water administrator for the state of Minnesota. We have Alicia Overbow.