Lisa Wexler

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My website is DarylHarrisCT.com. That's www.Daryl, D-A-R-R-E-L-L, HarrisCT.com. And you can reach out to me in various ways, and I interact with the public, and it's a short sprint to the election, so I'm available for anyone that has any questions.

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Daryl Harris on the Lisa Wexler Show.

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So between them, we're looking forward to a great event.

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Harry Spencer on the Lisa Wexler Show talking up the Kiwanis Reservoir Run.

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He's also a professor at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and the former chief scientist of the NASA's Human Research Program.

He's written a book called Are We Ready for Mars?, which takes a look at the medical, the psychological, the engineering realities to going to Mars.

It explores what it would actually be like, and it asks the question, should we even be sending a person, or are we better off sending a machine? Mark Schellhammer, welcome to the Lisa Wexler Show today.

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Yes, good morning, Lisa.

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And as always, feel free to contact me at Lisa at Lisa Wexler dot com.

Welcome to the Lisa Wexler Show podcast.

Think of it like a magazine or a box of chocolates.

You never know what you'll get.

Welcome to the Lisa Wexler Show podcast.

Think of it like a magazine or a box of chocolates.

You never know what you'll get.