Welcome to this next installment. First, if you may not have known, Star Talk, which we've

been running for many, many years now, has a new spin-off program called Playing with

Science. Because we recognize that there was a subset of our fan base who loved the science

of sports shows that we did for Star Talk, football, baseball, hockey, soccer. And so we figured,

let's create our own subdivision of Star Talk, called Playing with Science. And your main

host there, or Chuck Nice, Chuck. Hey man, how are you?

Do. Yeah.

Good to see you. Gary, you're in from the UK. Yes.

I have a brother.

Where they separated. We got you just before Frank. We were not getting it as unprecedented.

What they did was they sent me over to the US with a long rope. And at this present moment,

we're just tugging the UK towards the US away from France. It's very gentle, very slow,

but we're getting there. So Gary Orale, they are the two hosts, and

I'm kind of interloping now because I'm the resident astrophysicist.

So we're talking about baseball and pitching. And, dude, we got you here. This is great.

I'm happy to be here and thanks for coming guys.

Man, man, and you've, so one of the reasons why people make themselves available is because

they have a book. You got a book that just came out.

Oh, I did. I don't have to talk about that though.

Let's not take any time away from the science.

Let's not do that.

He does not have a book out. I call failure in time for the biggest game of my life.

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