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His ballot series continues tomorrow, and Friday all them will be on our YouTube channel.

We're joined now on Zoom by naturalist and prolific author, the pride of Hancock, New Hampshire, Sy Montgomery, here to discuss her newest spectacular book.

We both loved it.

Oceanic Manta Adventure: Saving the Angels of the Sea.

Thank you both so much.

We say goodbye to those of you listening on NAP- Oh, we've been speaking with Sy Montgomery, of course.

She is a naturalist, prolific author, pride of, uh, uh, Hancock, New Hampshire, and the book is Oceanic Manta Adventure: Saving the Angels of the Sea.

Okay, we say goodbye to those of you listening on NAPM.

He lives in New Hampshire, actually.

In Hancock, New Hampshire.

And that's obviously a very strong push for being eligible because he is right here.

But, you know, last year's winner, Peter Heller... does not live in New England anymore, his connection is that he went to high school in Vermont and then went to college at Dartmouth and does, in some of his books, write about New England.

So let's take Summer Over Autumn is one book that he's written that is essays.

And it is different vignettes.

One of them, the one that struck me, excuse me, was the one where he writes about running for the library board of trustees in Hancock, New Hampshire.

Yeah.

My criticism is not of the day, is that they come six months apart, which is not how the French or the Canadians or a lot of our European friends do it.

Margot, of course, in Hancock, New Hampshire.

Hi, Margot.

Good to talk to you.

We've been speaking with Shirley Leung, Boston Globe business columnist, host of the Say More podcast and co-author of the Power Play newsletter.

Coming up after this quick break, naturalist, author, pride of Hancock, New Hampshire, Cy Montgomery tells us of the California marmots that are raising, they're raising money for their research, scientists are anyway, and who's lost money from federal funding cuts.

Plus the ballot booth.

It's open.

Right.

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Do you have trouble getting rid of your tote bags or your old clothes or whatever it is? Are you into the decluttering thing? And why is it that we have so much clutter? Margo from Hancock, New Hampshire.

That's the home of Cy Montgomery that we just spoke with.