Charles (Chuck) Bryant

It's obviously a great fear response because everyone's going to sit up and take notice because it's so harsh and loud.

It's a very jarring thing.

It can also distract predators.

Obviously, screaming, if you're lost, you know, a scream can travel a great distance in the woods or anywhere, and you can, you know, alert somebody from a great distance.

So it's a great communicative tool for humans and animals alike.

I wonder who that was.

Yeah, that's really gross.

I'm getting older, so I'm getting more and more neck junk.

All right, so humans are born with this ability.

We know how to scream right away because we come out of the womb screaming.

In fact, that's a very comforting sound when a baby is born is that first scream.

They're going to clear that phlegm in their airway so they can breathe.

It lets everybody know, hey, I'm here.

I'm ready for action.

I'm feeling good despite the fact that I'm screaming.

If a baby is born and there is no scream, that is a very scary, scary moment for parents and everybody in that room.

Yeah, totally.

Yeah.

I remember when you met Ruby as a baby and she was screaming and you're like, what the hell's wrong with this kid?

And I said, oh, Josh, I'm in tune already.