PJ Vogt

You can find her work at her sub stack.

We'll have a link to that sub stack and to her peptides piece in the show notes.

And you can usually find Ezra Marcus at New York Magazine.

We'll have a link to his peptides reporting in the show notes as well.

This week for the credits, something a little different.

One of our listeners, Ned Wilson, wrote in and asked if he could read them for us.

Ned works in film and television.

He's a longtime listener to this show.

He's also a finder, one of our listeners who financially supports our show at the highest possible level.

When someone who is paying for your work asks if they can do your work for you, what answer could you give but yes?

Take it away, Ned.

So what's a salon?

Well, I finally looked it up.

I have to say, in a moment where the country's in vast national crisis, people are very uncertain about the future, I like that we're just doing some classic podcasting here.

Some people entered periods of greater mental fuzziness.

I was a fuzzy guy.

My guess is that I was flushing everything down my toilet.

I was real, like, the world's ending, there's no rules.

I was living like a caveman.

And I lost some weight.