The phenomenon is called Burning Man. Now tens of thousands of people go annually to the fast open spaces of Nevada to meet and greet nature and often outlandish arlistic expressions of their fantasies. This year someone died under mysterious circumstances. Shirley Meyer, a past guest of John, tells of the history of Burning Man and its roots in Michigan and Nevada.

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