I'm Jeff Norcott and I have a twice weekly topical comedy podcast called What Most People Think.

If you like hearing jokes about the news, well this show does the job that panel shows used to do,

as myself and another guest try to make sense of the big political and cultural stories.

It's not an echo chamber either, as I have guests from both the left and the right.

From Ramesh Ranganafan to Andrew Doyle,

from Catherine Ryan to Simon Evans. I even had David Badele once. We have jokes about Labor,

jokes about the Tories, jokes about reform. We even do the occasional gag about the Lib Dems.

That's what most people think, which you can find everywhere you get your podcasts.

We're taking Let's Not Meet on the road again this year.

Phoenix, Arizona, I'll be at Rebel Lounge on November 17th,

St. Paul, Minnesota at Turf Club on November 19th,

and Chicago, Illinois at Beat Kitchen on November 20th.

Get your tickets at let's not meetpodcast.com slash tour

or follow the link in the show notes. I'll see you there.

This podcast contains adult language and content. Listener discretion is advised. If you have a story

to share, send it to let's not meet stories at gmail.com. Enjoy the show. As a long-time fan of Let's Not Meet, I have found the inspiration and courage to share a story that has haunted my brother and me

for a while. In 2007, I was heading into my sophomore year of college, and my brother Martin was still in

high school. We have two much younger siblings, and at the time, they were around elementary

school age.

My parents decided to take a cruise for their 20th wedding anniversary that year,

so my brother and I were told to watch the younger brother and sister, Cole and Charlotte.

My brother's best friend, Christian, stayed with us while my parents were gone, and he helped us to plan fun activities with the younger siblings.

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