Wired.com presents the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy. And here is your host, David Barr

Kirtley.

Hello and welcome to episode 518 of Geek's Guide to the Galaxy.

I'm David Barr curtly.

Author of the book Save Me Please and Other Stories,

which is available now on Amazon.com.

We had a great conversation about the book back at

episode 500 so definitely check that out if you missed it. And so I want to

give a special thank you to Amazon customer who just gave the book a five-star review on Amazon.com. It says

superb thought-provoking entertaining short story collection a solid

enjoyable science fiction fantasy and horror short story collection.

I enjoyed each and every story.

It's hard to pick favorites, but of particular merit are the second rat, power armor or love

story, and they Go Bump.

All have slightly slanted views of familiar topics.

All linger pleasingly in the minds.

Excellent short story collection.

So big thanks again to Amazon customer for that great review.

And our guest today is Emory Emory. He edited the popular comedy documentary The

Aristocrats and he's also worked as an editor and producer on other documentaries. documentary The Green Room and Brilliant Twisted Henderson he launched the long-running podcast The Ardent Atheist and Skeptically Yours.

And in this interview we'll be discussing his new documentary science friction about scientists

who give TV interviews about their research, only to discover to their horror that the interviews have been edited to make it look

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