Hey, it's Jay Keith. Before we get to this exciting new episode, wanted to let you know about a little schedule change for us for our live shows coming up soon.

First of all, we will not have a show as we had previously announced on February 4th, but we do have a show on Saturday, February 10th, with Max Fun host, Lori Kilmartin, and Ifie Wadaway.

That'll be at the Center for Inquiry West in Los Angeles.

Then on Sunday, February 25th, another show at the Center for Inquiry, this one with Cameron

Esposito and another exciting guest to be announced. And on Saturday, March 23rd at 7 p.m.

at the Crawford family form in Pasadena, California, with guest Andy Richter and another guest to be announced soon.

Go to go fact your pod.com for our schedule and tickets, and thank you for listening.

Are you a real no-it-all?

Do you annoy your family by shouting the answers while watching Jeopardy?

Do you drive people crazy when you start a sentence with...

Well, actually...

Well, guess what?

You can go fact yourself.

Hey, everyone. Welcome to Go Fact Your yourself, the show where we quiz, the smartest

people we know, and find out why they love what they love. I'm Helen Hong. And now, recording from

our homes in Los Angeles, here's our moderator, Jay Keith Van Stratton. Thank you so much, Helen. Nice to see you.

Nice to see you, Jakey. Now, Helen, I don't know how to get into this exactly, but you have been sharing something on social media about a part of yourself that I think our listeners might be interested in hearing about. I will leave the floor to you.

Yes. So trigger warning, I am about to talk about cancer. A lot of you

listeners may know that I thankfully survived breast cancer two years ago, and I'm happy to say that I'm

not cancer-free. I opted to have a double mastectomy with reconstruction, which means that I have

new boobies. New boobies. Just didn't plan on getting the boobies and suddenly had new boobies.

Now I'm sort of starting to get into the cancer speaking space, trying to go to conventions and be part of organizations where I speak about my experience and, you know, bring some humor into the cancer space because we definitely need a little bit of humor.

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