Hello, and welcome to Under the Skin from Luminary. This week I spoke with Brett Weinstein.

Brett's a professor of biology. He's an evolutionary theorist and more known

political and cultural commentary host the Dark Horse podcast with his wife,

Heather, his new book, A Hunter, Gavra's Guide to the 21st Century Evolution

and the Challenges of Modern Life is available to pre-order now.

Jen, what's you've been doing? My live show. Where'd you stay? What did you tell that?

I stayed in Newbury. Where's that? Halfway between Western

Superman and him. What'd you do? I got in. I did have a beer, but I didn't drink much of it.

I had some. Bottle or puffed. What brand? Actually, I don't know. It was a fancy

one I got in the services when I stopped off for a Zoom call.

A stop for a Zoom call? Yeah, with me. With me? Yeah.

Well, I'm beer. In a day. Because I thought, oh, I have to go to a hotel on my own later.

How are you going to keep it chilled? After a show, you're just so wired.

I'm wired after it. You're wired? Yeah, so stimulated by everything.

I know. Is ever stimulating to be in the presence of such a decor?

Just making sure you're okay on stage. That's my job.

No, Jen. Yeah. Did you enjoy it? It was fucking mental, wasn't it?

It stands innovation. Yep. Crying? Who cried? Me.

I mean, to be honest, it was me that did stand innovation as well.

No, it was a very good gig of Western Superman. There are tickets available to so many other shows.

If you want to come, I'd like, I love that. I'll garif. We did the right thing,

putting that audience participation back in. I tell you that. It was very good.

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