Hey, everybody. Welcome to ABA Inside Track the podcast that's like reading in your car, but safer.

I'm your host, Robert Perry Cruz, and with me as always are my fabulous co-hosts.

Hey, Rob, it's Diana. And it's me, Jackie. We're together again.

Yeah.

Together, vaccinated together. That's right. Everyone is safely here back in the studio.

We're, you know, following the right precautions.

We're all vaccinated. We're all watching our precautions when we leave the house.

But we are all comfortable with recording in the same place again.

It's been quite some time, but here we are.

We don't even have to be outside for this. How exciting.

So we are ready to bring you the latest in behavior analytic research discussion, where every week we'll talk about a variety of topics related to the field of behavior analysis, our favorite field. Better than a field of barley or corn, we would say. Or rye.

Or rye. Yeah, it's the best field of all. And we will be discussing a whole

bunch of articles this month here in April. But before we do that, let's do some kind of

initial news. So this month is back to a normal sized month. March went a little crazy. We had a ton

of episodes come out in March. We also, in case you didn't get a chance

to listen, because you haven't joined us on Patreon, got to do our NeuroTribes book club. I don't

have the screen in front of me, so I hope you all can see this. The book is here. A copy of the book

Neurotripes, which we discussed for many, many hours with... Just two. Just two on our Patreon feed.

So for those of you on the regular feed, you probably are, if you haven't already, have a little snippet of the full two plus hours of discussion of Neurotripes by Steve Silberman.

So if you're interested in hearing the whole thing, well, why don't you go over to

patreon.com slash a BIA Inside Track to get the full-length episode as well as a chance to get

CEs for listening to a discussion of this really, really excellent book.

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