I'm Tim here today with Lance. Lance. How are you today?

I'm doing fantastic today, Tim. I hope everyone out there who's listening. They're all doing just as fantastic. The guest that we have on is a return customer. We've had him on numerous times. He's an amazing author and he always dabbles in these topics that you and I never realized that we enjoyed or we were super interested in until he brings them to our attention. And that is the case today. There's no exception here.

But Tim, there's no exception on why I haven't asked you how you are today. How are you?

I'm doing great over here. And yeah, you nailed it. Daniel Stone is one of our favorite guests over here.

He's been on a couple times before. This is his third appearance. He's written several books.

One is called Syncable. and that is about the culture surrounding the Titanic.

And it's obsession, the deep sea, and the shipwreck of the Titanic.

And honestly, I know I say this every time we talk about Daniel Stone, but this was one of my favorite books that I've ever had my hands on. It's an unbelievable book. I listened to it twice. So I guess I was lying

about having my hands on it because I had the audiobook version, but I listened twice. And then the

Food Explorer, Lance, is also a really fascinating book. The True Adventures of the Globe Trotting Botanist who transformed

what America eats. And that was a great interview with Daniel Stone as well. But today, Lance,

we're speaking about his newest book, and it's called American Poison, a deadly invention

in the woman who battled for environmental justice.

It's funny. I wanted to bring this up to Daniel when we were talking to him. You just mentioned

his book Sinkable, which is a book that I read as well and I really liked, but you were like,

you're on that book. Like that is one of your favorites of all time. I loved it. That topic is

really significant to you. You really love that it. Uh, that topic is really significant to

you. You really love that topic. And the food explorer is like the other way around. I totally

dig that book. That's like, there was the best one that I had listened to last year or the,

the year previous. So I wanted to make a joke like he's just writing books for you and I. He's just swapping them on and off. This one I feel like was good for both of us though. So he wrote one for you,

he wrote one for me, and now we roll one for the both of us with American poison. This one's

fantastic. This one is a cautionary tale, people. It's a cautionary tale. Once you get to the

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