This podcast is not for you.

If you don't like laughing, crying, or being horrified at the actions of other humans,

this podcast is not for you. Hi listeners and welcome to a listener short stack. I'm Eliza, I'm

Allison and I am Carlin and this is just a little mini episode where we're going to give you a couple updates and also read you some of the letters you've written to us.

All right, so Allison's going to start us off.

Okay, so this comes to us. So Allison's going to start us off.

Okay, so this comes to us from Bright via email.

And Bright says, I wrote you all an email a while ago,

but I'm guessing it might be one of the ones

that got lost in the ether, since I heard you all announce a few weeks later that your email wasn't working correctly for a very long time.

Yes, my fault, sorry. I've been listening to you all for over a year now and I love your show.

I always wondered as a kid what happened or how these mysteries were resolved and listening to

this podcast has given me some lovely nostalgia while satisfying my curiosity.

Anyway I had two things I wanted to share with you. The first is about my U.M.

memory of the Edgar Casey segment, but you all covered a while back.

That segment actually had a long lasting impact on me.

I'm also pretty sure you guys are going to

l-o-l of me when you read this

and I give you full permission to do so. You know we will.

Right.

So I remember watching the segment as a kid and U.M. saying that Edgar Casey slept on his books and was able to retain a lot of the information.

At the time in grade school we were learning about osmosis in science class.

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