So there's an interesting new podcast out that I think you're gonna love. It's called American

Innovations. And if you guys have been listening to me for a while, you know one of my favorite

authors is Stephen Johnson. I've been talking about him probably. I think I first read his book

in like 2012. So this new American Innovations, it's Stephen Johnson's podcast. So the Tony

stories behind DNA and happening in the human genome, you know AI, artificial intelligence.

So I'm telling you, Stephen Johnson, by the way, if you don't have his books, one of his best ones

where good ideas come from, everybody should own it. So like I said, this podcast, it's not a

typical science podcast because it's not just talking about science, but it's talking kind of behind

the scenes about people, places and times that led to the big creative aha moment. So yeah,

the first six episodes are written by New York Times bestselling author Sam Keene. And you can

hear the first three episodes right now. Just search for I think it's just American Innovations

on podcast, on Apple podcasts, or we'll put it in the episode notes. And I'm gonna put a preview

here in the first episode. So this is the story of a very misunderstood monk who's worked with

peas and salmons. Salmon sperm led to the discovery of DNA. Is it salmon? Salmon depends where

you're talking pecan on pecans. Anyway, check out this sample.

It's January 1868. It's early morning and in a hospital in Tobingen in Germany,

a bearded man wearing a thick coat makes his way quickly along one of the corridors.

He's come to the hospital laundry room inside its damp and warm. He looks around impatiently

where is it? Where is it? Just then the door opens and in walks a nurse carrying a basket.

Ermi, sure you you startled me. I came to pick up the bandages myself this morning but the

basket wasn't here. Let me see those. To the nurse's obvious shock, he pulls the basket out of

her hands and begins picking through the soil bandages. It's a veteran's hospital so many of the

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