Greetings, friends. Before we get into this episode of Science Rules, we or I have an announcement,

a programming note as the big wigs at Stitcher like to say.

You've probably been thinking plenty about the good ol' or maybe it's the almost brand new coronavirus outbreak.

I mean, who hasn't been? So we here at Science Rules are going to keep you updated on the pandemic in a regular fashion.

Starting next week, we'll publish extra episodes of Science Rules with experts in the field,

presenting the latest fact check science and will break down the biggest news with top science reporters.

And as always, we want to hear from you. For these special episodes, the technology of choice is voicemail.

Good ol' voicemail. Call us and leave a message with a question or something about your experience as we live through this pandemic.

Call 470 ask bill. That's 470 275 2455. 470 275 2455.

We'll share a few of your messages on the podcast. And meanwhile, please stay safe, stay calm, and listen in to stay informed.

And now, on with the show.

And so the world's changing. The world is in many regards literally on fire in a way it never used to be.

This on? Hello? Hello?

We're all science people. Science!

Exactly. We know it's a good idea because it's lasted. We could teach kids and they get it.

There's chemistry in here. There's biology in here.

It's in whiskey. It's an ice cream. It's in who you fall in love with. That's the recipe for success.

We can make the world better for everybody.

Starting now.

Greetings. Greetings. Greetings. Welcome to Science Rules. I'm your host Bill Nye and this is the show where, dare I say it, Science Rules.

Now, it's a call and show. If you want to be on the show and I hope you do, make sure to follow me on Twitter to find out when to call.

And as always, send us your questions and comments to where, Cory.

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