Chris Duffy

Is it Simoni?

Is it Simone?

Is it Simone?

You don't want to say it wrong.

You don't want to be rude.

How can you handle that uncertainty as a person who I know has had to think about this many times in his life?

Simona, it's been such a pleasure talking to you.

I knew I was, I will say I was certain that this would be a good conversation, but thank you for making it be a good conversation and for helping us all to embrace some uncertainty in our lives.

That is it for today's episode of How to Be a Better Human.

Thank you so much to our guest, Simone Stolzow.

His new book is called How to Not Know.

My new book is called Humor Me, and you can find out more about me and my book at chrisduffycomedy.com.

How to Be a Better Human is put together by a team that seems like they really do know.

On the Ted side, we've got the masters of nuanced complexity, Daniela Balarezo, Banban Chang, Michelle Quint, Chloe Shasha Brooks, Valentina Bohannini, Lainey Lott, Tansika Sunmenivong, Antonia Leigh, and Joseph DeBride.

Ryan Lash knew how to edit this video, and the episode was fact-checked by Mateus Salas, who is uncertain that we can say with certainty which times in history have been most uncertain.

On the PRX side, they know how to make podcasts sound good and how to not make them sound bad.

It's Morgan Flannery, Nora Gill, Patrick Grant, and Jocelyn Gonzalez.

Thanks to you for listening.

In a world that demands answers, all that I demand is that you share this episode with someone who you think would enjoy it.

We will be back next week with even more How to Be a Better Human.