Heather Heying

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8,492 appearances 15 recordings 3 series first heard Sep 2024 last heard 16 Sep

Heather Heying’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 14 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 5.

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Yeah, there's n so early in our podcast, uh, when we were specifically talking about COVID a lot, as that was a developing story we started in March of twenty twenty, uh, many of our episodes began with actually here's a correction, an update, uh a nuance. podcast-host
All three of those things would happen, uh, that we want to clarify or correct from the previous episode. podcast-host
And that of course is podcast-host
That is actually one of the things that we heard from people relatively early on as to why they kept coming back because podcast-host
Uh they knew that if we did make errors, as people who are trying to understand things that are developing in real time, will make if they are uh anything but utterly cautious or anything but simply accepting what the experts say, in which case they'll still say errors, but they will be able to blame the experts uh for those errors, uh, then errors will be made. podcast-host
We will make errors, and uh what we have to do as honest brokers, as scientists, podcast-host
is acknowledge them when we make them. podcast-host
In this case it's not a scientific error, but it was an an error of fact that I said and podcast-host
I was wrong and here I am. podcast-host
genre includes people who don't correct their errors. podcast-host
I mean, in the same category, error is made uh in the opposite direction for people who claim the mantle of scientist. podcast-host
Well, he's a scientist, therefore what he said is true. podcast-host
And of course, we find you know quite the opposite across the board, especially during COVID, but uh but this this de facto assumption of correctness or incorrectness based on the category into which you've been put or have placed yourself is absurd. podcast-host
This is not how reason works, this is not how podcast-host
how discourse works, or at least it's not how it should work, uh, but many are getting away with it. podcast-host
Yeah. podcast-host
I but I will say uh that that error uh podcast-host
on my part doesn't change the analysis that I don't think it's appropriate and I think it suggests um podcast-host
Poor judgment at best, uh, by the executive of the country at the moment, uh, to to put himself on banners in the middle of the capital city. podcast-host
Okay. podcast-host
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