…a literary activity. A book by Gilbert Keith Chesterton, What's Wrong with the World? Yes, handed to me on a Winnipeg street by Tom Easterbrook. He said to me, I hated this book, I think you'll like it. I've often wondered, you know, I read some…

…on to me, Tony. I will, Marshall. And I'll look up that New York Times. I'll send it to you. You bet. Okay. Thanks, Tom. Thank you. Bye. Hello. Marshall? Yeah. Tony. Oh, good. Thanks. Nice to call, Tony. How are you? Oh, very well. I'm just back from…

…medium was made of. Would it be possible that what is going on here is essentially a defensive operation by both men, As Tom was saying, both of them intent on not making any mistakes and being plunged into this debate because they can't avoid it. They…

…of people in the face and over the head, day and night. But with a 19th century identity, I think. Yeah, Yoko. Tom Sawyer. Huck Finn. Something like that. But, sure, these characters are ruthless in their image-making. The public image they try to create…

…song, when icicles hang by the wall, and milk comes frozen home in pale, and Dick the shepherd blows his nail, and Tom bears logs into the hall. These are little separate panels, just as in medieval iconic art. There's no connection between them whatever,…

…make, when Harley and I once sat down to wait for some curator to come to our rescue in a museum, where was that, Tom? New York? No, at the Museum of Natural Science. And we said, all right, Harley. I said, all right, Harley, you know that everyone…

…Mr. Wolf on the show this evening, whether he wouldn't like to talk about McLuhan first as a fellow spirit. Tell me, Tom, do you see a connection between yourself and Marshall McLuhan as fellow explorers out there, to use your phrase? Well, I really…