August 25th, 2026

Have you looked at the zen.kvmr.org website?

I have.

And I noticed you've got a few things put up there.

And I would like to echo what you put here.

Rest in peace, Dolly Parton.

She died earlier today at the age of 80.

She actually... uh within the last couple of weeks uh was talking with somebody and i believe um some sort of broadcast that she was feeling not feeling really well but uh she you know just as recently as sometime during the last month you know she has been on the air um or you know broadcast in some way in the form of an interview or something like that

so yeah i think sometimes

it brought us a lot

I think what I find happening when I see a celebrity's died, not exactly out of the blue because she was 80, but then I go, well, what's my feeling about that? It's that there are people who are supposed to be immortal.

She's been around as long as I can remember.

This isn't supposed to happen.

And I've seen a biography of her life and it's way more interesting.

Actually, that's true.

They say if you think there's any normal or boring people around, it means you don't really know them.

And the interview I saw with her, I won't go into it, but it's like that's impressive.

You can like somebody's music but not like the person or not know the person.

Then you can go, well, it's an extra bonus when you realize what sort of person that is, you know.

And I suppose, for better or worse, Glenn, she will live on into immortality with AI because there's a very large body of works by her.

I saw somewhere it said that there's a lot of stuff that she has that is unpublished.

So now that will come out.

So who knows what next?

Yeah, I would not doubt that at all.

And, you know, to think the spread of her music, one of the, I think, the most famous things is...

Whitney Houston's I Will Always Love You.