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Welcome back to clinical problem solvers.

Thank you all so much for joining us for another clinical unknown episode today.

This is Jack, and I am absolutely over the moon to be here to present a case to a group of people

whose work we have all benefited from immensely over the years,

but whose names and or voices you may not be as familiar with.

Our audio editing team.

Our audio editing team is here,

and they're going to be discussing a case together today,

specifically those who are with us include Kate, Eleanor david and mike everyone how's it how you all

doing today how's it going good doing great that's great happy to be yeah um yeah um um awesome awesome

awesome well um uh we really wanted to put this episode together, for those of you tuning into this, for you all to get a chance to know the people behind the scenes. The audio team have put in countless, countless hours to bring the podcast episodes to all of you week over week.

And without them and without their work, none of these episodes would be possible.

So I first up just want to express on behalf of everybody on the team and all of the, and the entire audience, just immense gratitude for all that you do and the work that you all do.

And maybe we can go around and sort of around Robin for you all to introduce

yourselves, kind of what you're up to these days. And then if you have any fun or funny stories

from your audio editing journeys with the CP Solvers episodes, feel free to share them.

And if things get a little bit too risque, we can always, you all can always edit them out

after the fact.

But any sort of funny, funny stories, I can imagine everybody would love to hear them.

Maybe we can start with you, Eleanor.

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