We've got a very different kind of sponsor for this episode.

It's the Jordan Harbinger Show, which is a podcast you should really be listening to.

And I know that every day somebody tells you you just have to listen to some podcast and you

nod and say, sure, and then you never listen to it. But don't let that happen here.

It's no wonder Apple named Jordan Show one of the best of 2018.

Jordan Show is aimed at making you a better informed, more critical thinker.

We love critical thinking here. So you can get a sense of how the world actually works and come

to your own conclusions about what's happening even inside your own brain. Tim, what's going on

in that noggin? I wish I knew each episode is a conversation with a different fascinating guest.

And when I say there's something for everyone here, I really mean that. In one episode,

Jordan talks with a hostage negotiator from the FBI who offers techniques on how to get people

to like and trust you, which sounds useful and disturbing at the same time.

And another great episode tells the story of a cinematographer who discovered a lost city

in the jungle and made one of the most important archaeological finds of the century.

That's a fascinating episode. But one of my favorites is the latest one,

was Shaquille O'Neal. You know Shaquille O'Neal is the NBA star.

Well, he talks in this episode about the experience that he went through preparing for a political race

in 2020. And also, we might actually find out if he is a flat earth theorist.

I really love Jordan's interview with Paul Holes. And everyone listening knows who Paul Holes is.

He has solved a lot of cold cases, including the Golden State Killer. And this is a great conversation

with Paul. And Jordan has a real strength. He always focuses on pulling useful practical insights

out of his brilliant guests. And we're not talking about pop psychology or wishy-washy type stuff.

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