Hey listeners or Edge Hogs are some, well particularly on YouTube have been calling themselves,

Andrew here, today we're doing things a bit differently and sharing with you a preview from

another podcast I enjoy.

That's Revisionist History.

You might be familiar with Revisionist History, its best-selling author Malcolm Gladwell's

podcast that re-examins something from the past and asks

whether we got it right the first time. I'm fascinatingly intrigued by the

concept I love this podcast, it's one I listen to. I don't usually

do these sort of dropping other episodes into my feed, but it's Malcolm Gladwell and

I don't know if you're familiar with him but he's a philosopher and writer he's one of my

favorites I've read many of his books I'm a huge fan and when I learned Malcolm wanted to preview

on on the edge with Andrew Gold I was pretty excited now like on the edge with Andrew Gold revisionist history is all about

asking big questions and learning more about fascinating topics. This season

Malcolm's obsessed with experiments, natural experiments, scientific experiments, thought

experiments, and in this preview it's an episode where Malcolm heads to the University

of Pennsylvania to run an experiment on a category of privilege that's often ignored and asks whether his own book outliers might be partly to blame. Lessons are learned and hijinks ensue.

Okay, so here's the episode. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. You can hear more from Revisionist History wherever you get your

podcasts. In the middle of our preparations for season 7 of this your favorite

podcast, the revisionist history team got on a train to

Philadelphia four of us carrying props recording, and extra microphones.

Our destination, the Gothic Ivy-covered cathedral of higher learning

that is the University of Pennsylvania.

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