Episode 261 - Sara Benincasa

Probably Science

Andy Wood, Matt Kirshen

Jessecase, Comedy, News, Mattkirshen, Standup, Andywood, Science & Medicine, Science, Brookswheelan

4.8 • 707 Ratings

🗓️ 8 September 2017

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

Comedian and author of Real Artists Have Day Jobs (and three other books) Sara Benincasa (@SaraJBenincasa) invited Matt and Andy into her kitchen to talk about Burning Man, Woodstock '99, talking people down from drugs, creating cryptocurrencies, Space Camp vs. Space Academy, whiskey dilution, faces trained on Skype, Zika for brain tumors, and the secret messages contained in dogs' sneezes.

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0:00.0	Probably Science
0:02.0	Hey everyone, welcome back to Probably Science.
0:13.6	We had a little bit of a break while we both traveled the world.
0:18.1	I traveled...
0:19.2	I had to different continents,. I traveled to different continents and Andy traveled to different planes of consciousness.
0:26.5	Space and time.
0:27.7	Yep.
0:29.3	Sorry for those noises.
0:30.6	Yeah.
0:30.9	I went home to London and Andy, Andy went home to the Pliar.
0:34.4	Oh my God.
0:35.1	Welcome home, Andy.
0:36.4	No, it's the opposite of welcome home.
0:38.3	That was home, right?
0:39.0	I know.
0:39.3	So now, yeah.
0:41.2	Yeah.
0:41.5	How is it back in default world?
0:43.0	Oh, my God.
0:43.6	I don't, I got a text from Brian Koch.
0:45.4	He's like, by the way, don't think when you get back, I'm not going to ask what
0:48.7	your playa name is. You mean, motherfucker. Okay. We've defended Burning Man. I don't need to defend it anymore.
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