Jonathan McCrea

Given the basis of, I'll redact the name of the doctor.

Given the basis of the doctor's unsubstantiated claims, reliance on small, uncontrolled phase one study and the lack of peer-reviewed controlled studies providing any trustworthy evidence that this approach works, we would consider this interview proposal to be irresponsible and dangerous to give it airtime.

This is just a small extract from an email I sent just this morning.

Yeah.

And like this, you know, this particular thing that was pitched to me yesterday would have been a real, like everyone would be tuning into it because it was very, you know, sensational and there would have been lots of clicks.

And they've already been on a few radio shows and have a book and so on.

Oh, it's a macro invasion bones story.

Yeah, that's it.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

No, it is.

I mean, I think there's a role for science communication.

Of course, it's a personal passion of mine, but also for people to find the right sources and so on.

But we've been saying that for quite some time.

Annie, our final story has to do with cocaine salmon.

So how did the salmon, how did they get, like salmon don't have like noses to snort.

Like how did they, how did they take the cocaine?

There are so many questions to this study.

And I think we should take the time to answer them.

But just out of interest, like, you know, predators need to prey on salmon, but you could give a few salmon a bit of coke if...

they're going to make it all the way into the swimming pools.