Regina Barber

Yeah, almost certainly not. Ari Daniel, you're a science reporter and you're bringing us the story which took place like a year and a half ago, right?

Okay, so set the scene for us.

Okay, so set the scene for us.

Okay, so set the scene for us.

Give me the hat. I went from like sad to like now I'm just surprised. She wants the brain? What?

Give me the hat. I went from like sad to like now I'm just surprised. She wants the brain? What?

Give me the hat. I went from like sad to like now I'm just surprised. She wants the brain? What?

OK, I trust you.

OK, I trust you.

OK, I trust you.

OK, deal.

OK, deal.

OK, deal.

She swims?

She swims?

She swims?

So today on the show, why this early career neuroscientist is going to all the trouble of getting her hands on so many whale and dolphin brains.

So today on the show, why this early career neuroscientist is going to all the trouble of getting her hands on so many whale and dolphin brains.

So today on the show, why this early career neuroscientist is going to all the trouble of getting her hands on so many whale and dolphin brains.

I'm Regina Barber.