Hello everybody and welcome to the show. This is a fantastic one. Have an ER doc for you today. Such a good guest. Such an important episode.

Oh man, there's a few things in this episode that just hit me so hard. And I think they're, I think you're really going to enjoy it.

I want you to know that at the end of the episode, I have, I'm going to go through a couple, a little bit of research that I did afterwards.

Clearing up stuff that, that maybe an ER, I talked with my guest Graham afterwards that maybe a ER doc wouldn't have access. There, you know, there's new information coming in.

All the time with things. So relevant to a couple of questions that I ask at the end. So if you want to stick around to the end, I'll, I'll go through a little bit of that with you, especially because I thought I heard some pretty good news on this episode.

And then I looked into it a little bit more and there was some reason to hold up my optimism a bit.

So the other thing is YouTube comments are a great way to ask follow up questions.

If you have, because I'm going to keep on getting guests in various fields. By the way, I'm going to be spacing out how often I do COVID episodes more than I have been recently.

Recently, it's just been, everything's been timely. And as we're having a, you know, as the numbers are dropping, I thought this would be one, a good time to talk to some people about just how, you know, what, what risks there are out there.

And there take on how media is portraying things. And also just in terms of, you know, I'm trying to figure out touring and stuff like that.

And I want to know a little bit of what the future looks like and how we can kind of do a better job or get more on the same page as new variants arise.

So great episode. Very unfortunately, there's a slight slight little bit of infrequent audio issues that happened that weren't picked up during the episode, something with the program that I'm using.

Oh, my gosh, guys, there's just like things like this pop up once in a while. They drive you crazy. You have the perfect program. You've been using it for a year and then odd stuff bubbles up and you got to figure out why you guys know you have computers and such things happen. It's not bad at all.

But I wanted you to know that we are aware of it and addressing it and your support on patreon.com slash Shane Moss allows us to make this, this podcast completely add free and in addition to that additional support allows for my amazing underpaid editor Matt to spend extra time.

You know, fixing issues like this in post and in cleaning things up so that they aren't nearly as as intrusive or distracting as the kind of raw audio was so actually sounds really good. But one to let you know that we're aware of it and always you can put things in YouTube comments.

If if any app that you're using right you notice anything like weird we love feedback like that because we want to make the best product possible. So always bring stuff like that to our attention because we aren't listening to the podcast on every app and whatnot. So we depend on on information from you guys.

Anyway, this is an awesome episode. So enjoy it. You guys are awesome.

Are we yes? Where are we here? Why are we here? Not entirely clear. We are misfits thrust into existence by random chance with no hints at all as to how we're supposed to make sense of it all. It's immensely bizarre. Here we are.

Hello everybody and welcome to the here we are podcast. We have a very special episode for you today. It's been a while since I've I've interviewed someone that isn't isn't just an academic working in in a university and once in a while we we get to interview people that are kind of working hands on in the real world on things.

And today we have an ER doctor joining us by the name of Graham Walker Graham. Thank you so much for joining the show. Thanks for our machine for to be here. First off before I before I kind of introduce why I reached out to you. I've asked people for some questions and stuff ahead of time for this.

Number one question people had was how are you?

I'm okay. I'm okay. That's a good question. Thank you for asking. Yeah, I'm definitely in an okay, okay space now. I've had times are not as okay.

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