Hello and welcome to SciShow Tangents, the lightly competitive science knowledge showcase

I'm your resident of every man, Sam Schultz, and joining me this week, as always, my

steadfast friend, Sarri Riley. I'm your friend. Oh, I, being your friend is lower pressure

than me. Science, I love it. I love it. Hello. And as you can see, if you're watching

this, what you can, youtube.com slash size or tangents, Hank is not here, which can only

mean one thing, the bokeh is here. Yes, today we are joined by Journey to the Microcosmos

writer and narrator podcast host and not to mention tangents editorial assistant, the

bokeh chakravarti. Hi, to bokeh. Hello. I'm excited to be here. What's your podcast

called? Tell us. It's called Tiny Matters. You can find it wherever you find your podcasts.

And then you haven't, do you have another podcast? You've done other podcasting projects.

Yes. Yeah. In the past, I've done other podcasting projects, but Tiny Matters is my current

ongoing one with the wonderful Sam Jones. And yeah, that's, that's been a lot of fun.

So if you guys want to hear fun, science stories about weird small things and how even those

tiny things are super, super important, look for Tiny Matters.

The bokeh is a great follow. She's always making content. Yeah. She's a content factor.

I've never really thought of myself as a content factory, but I sure am. That's good to

know. Now I'm going to do my best, Hank impersonation. And I'm going to ask you a question. I'm

going to start with a very long prelude in which I say this. I'm building a patio in my

backyard. And I have to dig a big hole to do it. And as I'm digging this hole, I'm thinking

it's a very small hole. And I'm thinking I'm like destroying the environment. Just feels

weird. There's like bugs calling around. And there's like rocks and like, like things

you're pulling out of the ground. It feels, feels weird. So my question for both of you

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