Brené Brown

I love science.

that I wear with a DNA scarf.

So I'm very real about that.

I also don't think that everything that we see

that is projected as peer-reviewed clinical trial, I think challenges to that system are also important.

I think science cannot be a self-referencing system any more than any other system can be.

So to have people that have different opinions or new opinions on

But to let your listeners or your viewers know that this is not an opinion where there's a lot of data collected or that this is a controversial opinion is respecting people's cognitive self-determination.

I just think it's an interesting way to do it.

I think I launched the podcast and it became very big during COVID.

And so Houston is home to the biggest medical center in the world, like in the world.

And I live in the medical center area.

In the beginning, there were just, you know, it just, there never stopped being funerals for physicians and people working on COVID.

And so to hear on podcasts that it doesn't exist.

or that you can use, you know, Windex or, you know, like some bullshit like that.

I just started to, and then I got into a little desktop around it in my own situation.

And so I'm always interested as we enter this world in platform and podcast responsibility.

There are things that are knowable.

But.

But.