Topic: New York City

Alex Jones recounts his experience being followed by plainclothes detectives while walking to the CNN building in New York City. He describes a sense of paranoia, comparing the surveillance to scenes from the movie Goodfellas. Jones explains his decision to leave the city for New Jersey immediately after his media appearance to evade perceived threats.

A guest describes various large-scale art projects, including the giant iguana sculpture that once sat atop the Lone Star Cafe in New York City. The discussion covers other Texas-themed creations such as the massive cowboy boots at North Star Mall in San Antonio and a smoke-blowing fish head sculpture. The artist reflects on his time at the University of Texas starting in 1961 and his involvement in the Austin creative scene.

Alex Jones recounts feeling paranoid while being followed by plainclothes detectives in New York City, comparing them to characters from the movie Goodfellas. He details his decision to flee to New Jersey to escape perceived surveillance. Jones also reflects on his 17-year career in radio, which began at a KJFK affiliate in Austin, Texas, after transitioning from public access television.