It doesn't quite make sense to me just at the minute.

Well, you're not the only one, Mark.

It doesn't make sense to a lot of people.

Yes, unfortunately, and it's not just Greg James.

He's certainly one of the best-known artists that are down there.

But there are five artists that are suffering the same fate, which is they have to be out within 12 months or less.

They've all been there long term.

And correct me if I'm wrong, David, but sort of paraphrasing their reasoning is to encourage young and emerging artists to apply for the space.

He left us this story at stories.dead.net.

6/27/85 at SPAC was a life-changing show for me.

Uh, I'd seen the Dead about a dozen times prior to this.

Uh, but this was the first time I was seeing them on psychedelics, and it was simply amazing.

I had a great time with my friends.

We're dancing, and then near the end of Women are Smarter, we decide to make our way to the back up of the hill, into the woods, the forest where the trees were.

[upbeat music]

For David Moran, who eventually found his way back to the band, Black Peter is what did it.

Just remind us what you found in your study.

So basically what we found was that streaming could be, it's basically a tool that can support coaches in providing a more equitable experience for players.

But it's not always implemented in an optimal fashion.

So we've kind of suggested that coaches could do a bit more support in understanding the kind of consequences and the nuance around streaming.

Yeah.

Yeah, so streaming, I think I just mentioned there, streaming is a tool.

It's not a solution to coaching by any means.

It's just one aspect that can support a coach in supporting the players.

Here, he recaps the case we've covered so far.

Jodi Parrick, an eleven-year-old girl in the little village of Constantine, Michigan, disappeared.

And Ray was a factory worker and a volunteer police officer in Constantine.

Constantine was so small it only had one full-time police officer.

And he was actually off work at the time because he was suffering from vertigo.

But on this day in October, or the fall anyway, of 2007, Jodi Parrick's mother came by Ray's house and asked if Ray had seen Jodi.

Ray had an eleven-year-old son who was in the same grade as Jodi.

As David Moran said, perjury was serious.