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Hello, everyone.

Jeremy here from the Sick Boy Podcast of the E1 podcast network.

We're back again for another week of shenanigans.

And I want to say, before we throw it to this week's episode,

I got a little kind of like preamble to set the whole thing up, okay?

So we're still in Toronto.

I mean, currently I'm in Halifax, but this episode itself was recorded in Toronto.

And it was recorded with our new friend Ken.

And this, this was like a, a bucket list episode.

And in saying that, what I mean is that when Brian Taylor

and myself started this entire project there were a number of topics that we had

written down on a list saying that you know it would be our dream to one day sit down with

someone who is living with

this particular syndrome, disease, malfunction? I don't know. What's another word?

But anyway, someone living with a particular thing. And this topic, which I'm sure you've

read the title, Tourette's, we're talking about Tourette's.

This was one of our number one bucket list items that we wanted to touch on.

And Ken could not have been a better candidate to sit down and talk about this with.

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