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Hi it's Mike, it's Saturday and this is a show. This is the Saturday show. We bring you one from the week, the best of the week, and the best from the past. All of our collective paths, but more specifically mine on the gist season one.

The best of the week I went mono and nanno.

I took on nanoplastics and the huge freak out over the fact that we can now find

very teeny, tiny bits of plastics. Turns out, there are a lot of them in water

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