It was especially meat because it can it can kill you bad meat

when it's wrong in your mouth your brain says spit that out

and I was sort of sitting there chewing with all these PR people nodding at me. Yeah, and I literally didn't eat meat for four or five days after that for all the wrong reasons.

Today I'm proud to have on the On the Edge with Andrew Gold Podcast, one of the preeminent and most

prescient journalists working in the UK today in the form of Jenny Clemon.

Jenny is a journalist and presenter who has made documentaries for the BBC with Panorama

and Channel 4 with Unreported World. She is also a presenter for Times Radio and has reported for HBO's Vice News

Tonight and the BBC's The One Show and recently appeared as a guest on the

Joe Rogan podcast which we'll talk about. But mostly we'll be discussing the statement as Louis Thruue channeling Margaret Atwood.

So you can't go too wrong with that mix.

She looks at the technological advancements and the morality thereof in the domains of sex, food, birth and death.

It's not, says the blurb, science fiction, nor is it about what might happen one day.

It's about what's happening right now. Are we about to change what it

means to be human forever? We'll go from super realistic sex robots to the chicken nugget

Jenny ate while the chicken from whence it came still lived,

will move on to growing babies and ziploc bags and the death machines that'll bring about a peaceful end.

Find Jenny on Twitter at at Jenny Kleman

and get her book in all the usual places.

I'll have a link in the show notes.

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