Hello and all welcome to Dear Hank and John.

Those are for the sake of a Dear John and Hank.

It's a comedy podcast where two brothers answer your question, give you a

brief advice on being you all the weeks used from both Mars and AFC Wimbledon.

I've heard some good things about AFC Wimbledon John, but I guess we'll get to that later.

How you doing? I'm doing well. Hank, as you may know, I've for many months been promising to

do a podcast called The Anthropocene Reviewed in which I reviewed different facets of the

human-centered planet. I have made that podcast and it is available for download now wherever you

get your podcasts anywhere. Right now, actually, it's number nine on the iTunes charts.

Even though Anthropocene is very hard to spell and it's kind of hard to search for the Anthropocene

Reviewed, the first episode has been doing very well. It's about Canada Geese, which a bird species

that almost went extinct about 90 years ago. Now, it's something of a pest species I would argue.

And Dr. Pepper, the zero calorie soda that I argue in this episode of The Anthropocene Reviewed,

is one of the greatest achievements in the history of the human species.

I feel like we hit the sponsorships early, John.

Is that what has occurred? Well, I just wanted to get it out there. You can go search for the

Anthropocene Reviewed and listen, it's only 17 minutes long. It's not like an episode of Dear

Hankin, John, where you got to put an album of your life into it. Whoa, hey, I just saw an email from

you. Oh, boy. Yeah. So I have stuff going on as well. We both have lots of things going on.

I love these. It's been a stressful week. But one of the things that has happened is I just got

some book covers in and I sent these ones to John because I like them. Do you like them? I like

all these. It's five of them that I'm looking at right now. And unfortunately, I think the bad

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