Hey everybody, Del Beachby here from the High Wire.
We have a big show coming up this week.
We don't like to get political, but we are going to talk about the international food
crisis that is being caused by the war in Iran.
About one-third of the world's fertilizer ingredients move through the Strait of Hormuz.
Across the world, the ripple effects are going to be quite significant.
And what about energy?
Is it possible that nations could be running out of fuel all around the world and food?
And what would that mean for the United States of America?
And if you've watched the High Wire, you know that one of my favorite miraculous experiences
has been in talking about spellers.
This communication technique that has helped non-speaking children with autism
and adults with autism come out and be able to communicate for the first time ever.
But now they're fighting for the right to communicate.
What?
Do they actually have to pass laws in order to be allowed to communicate?
We're going to get into this incredible new conversation with one of the spellers themselves.
Why have non-speakers been forgotten by the world?
We have no voice.
And then I sit down in studio with Ed Clay.
He was an MMA fighter, but then had family health issues and crisis.
And he decided he wanted to do his own investigation.
Now he leads one of the biggest clinics in the world investigating stem cell therapies
and cancer research.
We're going to talk about why when you want to do that type of science,
you got to do it in Mexico.
Super interesting guy.
And you're not going to miss this conversation.
So Mr. High Wire, this Thursday, 11 a.m. Pacific Time,
where we fight for everyone's right to communicate every single week.