Hey, this is Andrew Janks. I'm excited to announce our what really happened interview

series. Guess we'll include cognitive scientist Lara Baraditsky.

All of us have the sense that, you know, we can just go to the tape. We even have that

expression. Let's go to the tape. Right. Because you think if we can go to the video, we

can see the video or see reality with our eyes. But that's not actually how we arrive

at our judgment. Retired four star general Stanley McChrystal.

Hey, General McChrystal, please call me Stan. This may be too personal, but if you have

nightmares. When it happens, I wake up and I'm bothered. The common factory is I'm at

a point where suddenly I'm helpless. And I try to think if there's something in my life

that is trade you get. That's to me, maybe the most frightening feeling of all. New York

Times bestselling author, Suki Kim. Well, a part of doing undercover work is not asking

questions. In case you get stopped. The only way to write about it was to live inside

among North Koreans. That was my single goal. And this opportunity was going to allow me

that. If they rely all the time, which they did, my students did, you can call that a lie

or you can try to understand why they do it. Award winning filmmaker Andrew Stan. You

know, you've won two Academy Awards. It's become known as the biggest box office flop

in history, but that's the sad part for me. It's like, wow, I think we really didn't

prepare ourselves to not see each other again. This is the honest truth. I said, if I can't

handle reading bad reviews, then I shouldn't be reading good reviews. And I've never read

anything ever since. Oh, come on. No, I mean it. People say that. No, I mean it. This

is the what really happened interview series available now wherever you get your podcasts.