I was pleased to learn that our North Carolina session has been by far the most watched online--see here--so I decided to post the video.
In addition, the chair of our session, the able Abel Pharmboy, has a long post summarizing what went down, which in turn prompted lots of follow up comments.
If you haven't read that yet, definitely check it out.
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I watched the video again, only this time, it flowed without interruptions and was very interesting.
Thank you for posting it.