Episode 297 - Mitch Burrow

Probably Science

Andy Wood, Matt Kirshen

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

4.8 • 707 Ratings

🗓️ 21 June 2018

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Comedian Mitch Burrow (@MitchBurrow) joins Andy and Matt to talk about boot camp morning alarms, blueprint-building and 3D thought, deaf schizophrenia, Moshe Kasher’s book, exploding head syndrome, cold water calorics test update, the unluckiest guy in Pompeii, why Guatemala’s volcano is more dangerous than Hawaii's, all life on Earth by mass (and what we did to destroy it), The Cove documentary and Mitch’s podcast “We’re With Them."

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0:00.0	Probably Science
0:02.0	Hey everyone.
0:11.2	Welcome to Probably Science. I'm Matt Kirshin.
0:14.0	I'm Andy Wood.
0:15.0	Hey, Andy.
0:16.0	Good morning.
0:16.7	We're doing an early one.
0:18.0	I wonder if we sound half awake.
0:20.1	I feel like I sound like I just woke up because I did.
0:23.9	Well, we've, let's just straight into this because we, we've got to keep it relatively tight.
0:29.1	You've got to get off to work after this.
0:30.5	We got a comedian out of bed in the morning.
0:33.8	It's, it's our good friend, very funny comedian, a regular trivia co-teammate.
0:40.1	Co-teammate?
0:41.0	That was a tautology right there.
0:42.8	Co-conspiratory?
0:43.8	It's obviously early.
0:45.0	Yeah.
0:45.8	Co-teammate with us, including us.
0:49.1	It's Mitch Barrow.
0:50.0	Hey, everybody.
0:51.0	How's it going, man?
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