Pipeline transport

That brings us to the focus of today's blog.

Plains is acquiring Silver Creek's Powder River Basin Gathering System, PRCS, the Pronghorn Rail Terminal, plus Silver Creek's existing 49% interest in the Powder River Gateway JV with Tallgrass, which includes the Iron Horse and Pre-Pipelines.

Enbridge will own the other 51% after its deal to acquire Tallgrass's crude business closes.

See Pink Pony Club.

Decades later, she went looking for answers.

Our guest is Charlotte Dennett, attorney, investigative journalist, and author of Follow the Pipelines, uncovering the mystery of a lost spy in the deadly politics of the great game for oil.

She argues that petroleum has repeatedly shaped the strategic calculations of governments, intelligence agencies, corporations, and that pipelines aren't merely plumbing.

Their geopolitical arteries control the artery.

Charlotte Dennett is somebody that we've had on this show many times before, given the current FCC staring at us with a proctoscope.

I have to play devil's advocate way more than just letting her chat and just challenge the living diddly out of her so that we can continue maybe next week doing a show.

We're talking to investigative journalist Charlotte Dennett, author of Follow the Pipelines.

Her provocative argument is simple.

By getting into touch with your subconscious.

Have you ever read my little book, Pipe Lines to the Infinite? Dennis had to confess that that was precisely one of the few, perhaps the only one, of Mr.

Barbecue Smith's works he had not read.

Never mind, never mind, said Mr.