Sorry, there's a lot of noises outside.

The freshman, I think, are running around.

This place is kind of spooky enough.

Nothing but skeletons and bones surrounding me, but to be totally alone in this room,

pretending I'm a doctor wearing a lab coat.

I get nervous, I suppose, when I hear.

People rustle against the door, pass quickly by. My name is Jonathan Hap and I'm here at the University of

Washington. Right now I am in University of

one of the University of Washington.

What I'm doing in here is for my graduate thesis.

There are six... is for my graduate thesis.

There are six bodies in this room besides myself,

and only one of them. I just want to put a warning out there that this episode is largely about death and

what remains after death the the body, the remnant, the cadaver. If death is something

that bothers you, maybe that's a silly thing to say. these descriptions in this episode are very vivid, although scientific.

So if that's the sort of thing that bothers you, the descriptions of the

options of the body, then you might want to sit this episode out.

One of the things that I love about podcasting is the ability that we together have to experiment in sound.

And this episode is one of those experiments. A while

back Jonathan told me about this art project he was working on and so I gave him a

spare recorder that I had sitting around and just had him catalog some of his thoughts

while he was going about his day's work.

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