Sanspence Radio. I remember about maybe five or six years ago, they did one of those,

this is the top thing searched by different countries for, you know, pornography-wise.

And they were all pretty like, whatever, just your basic stuff.

But then they did it this year in 2017, and it was heaps of incest shit.

At what point in the last five years did the world decide they wanted to see family members

boaning? Because I can't have you looked at those stats, that's what's going on. And it worries me.

Should worry you too.

Hey everyone. Before we start the show, we just have a very quick announcement. Mark Chatterley, the guy

who pretty much runs Sandspans Plus and does a whole lot of behind the scenes magic has a very quick announcement. Mark Chatterley, the guy who pretty much runs Sanspance Plus and does a

whole lot of behind the scenes magic has a very rare condition called PSC. So what we've decided to do

is put together a D&D's for Nerds Animal Adventure to help fundraise in aid of PSC support. We have

the complete campaign available as an MP3 over at sandspansradio.podkeep.com,

so just head on over to show your support and give what you can.

You can donate as little or as much as you'd like.

All proceeds will be going towards helping those affected by PSC,

as well as helping drive PSC research forward.

I'm not going to attempt to pronounce what those letters stand for, or what this illness

does.

Instead, I'm going to let Mark explain what this is, so take it away, Mark.

Zammitz asked me to give you a brief overview on what PSC is and what the charity is and

what it all actually means means because it's probably not

something you've heard of. PSC stands for primary sclerosin calangitis and you don't need to know

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