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slash UK slash AI for people. Hello, Science Talk audience. My name is Brady Hugget,

and I'm from the journal Nature Biotechnology. We have just launched a new podcast, a standalone series that the science talk editors thought might interest you.

It's a ten-part show that looks at the history of the drug modality Antisense,

and it starts with an anti-sense pioneer who overcame poverty and a rough childhood just to make something of himself.

Eventually, his company created the first drug to treat the leading genetic killer of babies,

spinal muscular atrophy.

We built a trailer for the show, and I'd like to play that for you now.

The podcast is called Hope Lies in Dreams, and the first episode launched September 8th.

Here you go. Stan Crook told me something once that I've never forgotten. This was back in 2015 when I was interviewing him in a

Hilton hotel in San Francisco near Union Square. He was in San Francisco to attend a biotech

conference as CEO of a company he founded in 1989.

Stan grew up destitute in downtown Indianapolis in the 40s and 50s, an ugly place, as he called it. And as we talked, I asked him how he managed to overcome that neighborhood and his

hard upbringing and get himself to college and then beyond. So mostly desperation and anger and just the whole idea of having no hope,

no aspirations. I mean, poverty is not the loss of money. Of course, it's sad. It's the loss of

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