Hi everybody, just before we start the show, we wanted to really highly recommend to you a new book

that's just about to come out on the market. It's called The Theory of Everything Else and it is by an author you may have heard of

Well, at least child. It's so close. Richard Osman.

You're a bit further away now actually. You have a lead child direction.

Dan Schreiber's book, ladies and gentlemen.

Yay! Dan has written a book, it's called The Theory of Everything Else and if you listen to Fid,

you already know what it's about. It's about all the craziest, strangest theories that people have believed about all sorts of things around the world.

You want the Titanic, it's in there. You want aliens, they're in there.

You want Nicholas Wichle, the BBC's Royal Correspondent, living on the banks of Loch Ness,

trying to find Nessie for several months earlier in his career. That's in there.

And who doesn't want that? That's what we've always wanted.

Dan's been cooking out this book for as long as I've known him.

Genuinely, it's been absolutely worth the way every single page is a story that you absolutely won't believe.

So it's about these weird ideas, people with these bizarre beliefs,

but who somehow end up changing the world. It's about how these beliefs end up to have been logical.

It's basically about how we should never dismiss what seems like lunacy,

because sometimes it can turn out to be genius and it is the most incredible read.

Yeah, and that is the motto actually for recording episodes of The Podcast with Dan.

So you already know what you're going to get. If you want to check it out, just find the theory of everything else.

There is also a website attached with, we'll have all the additional notes and videos and updates.

That's theoryofeverythingelse.co.uk. Guys, this is Dan's first book.

We'd love it to be a monster hit, so get yourself a copy right now.

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