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Hey there! Here's some important news from Network Rail, if you're planning to catch a train over the May Bank holiday weekends.

From the 28th of April to the 1st of May, and from the 27th to the 29th of May, Network Rail will be working to upgrade and improve the railway for us all.

And while most of the network will stay open, some train services will be affected.

So, be in the know before you go. Please check before you travel at nationalrail.co.uk forward slash May.

Welcome to the final conversations with Coleman episode of the year.

Before we get to the episode, I just want to thank everyone for all the incredible support this year.

It's been a great year for the podcast, and I have all of you, especially those of you who support the show, to thank for that.

I run ads on the public feed of this podcast, but if you want to get the ad free version plus extra content, you can get it for a few dollars a month at ColemanHews.org.

And if you can't afford a few dollars a month, just email me and we'll give it to you for free.

I never want money to be the reason you don't get my content.

And that email is admin at thisis42thenumber.com.

Another quick announcement. I finally started a substack. I'll be writing a few times a month for Barry Weiss' new outlet, The Free Press, where I'm a contributing writer.

And those pieces will also be featured on my substack, which I'm calling Coleman's Corner.

I took a break from writing op-eds because I've been working on a book, which is now pretty much done.

So I have time to write shorter pieces again. So if you enjoy my content, please do subscribe to my substack, which you can do for free if you want, or you can chip in a few dollars a month.

Okay. For this episode, my producer has stitched together some of the best moments from my podcast over the last year.

We've got excerpts from my conversation with Dr. Zubin Demania about COVID, Matt Taiibi, who's recently been releasing the Twitter files, Zach Kriegman, who was fired from Reuters for leveling true and reasonable critiques of Black Lives Matter, Katie Herzog on Rapid Onset Gender Disphoria, Brianna Joy Gray on the weaponization of Identity Politics by Liberals,

Jonathan Height on the Evolution of Facebook, Ricky Schlott on the climate of college campuses, Renée D'Arresta on Propaganda, and Ashley Rinsberg on the historical errors made by the New York Times.

So I hope you all enjoy this year and highlight real, and of course, Mary Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, and Happy New Year.

I've never talked about my relationship to medicine or the world of medicine.

My background on it, that's informed some of my perspectives, which is that really, I only encountered the medicine through my mom getting sick as a kid and eventually passing away when I was 18.

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