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Hello, I'm Kimberly Wilson. I'm a psychologist, and in my new podcast, Complex, I'll be your guide

through all the information and misinformation that's out there about mental health.

I'm joined by expert guests covering topics

from people pleasing to perfectionism,

burnout to empathy,

to find tangible advice

so we can understand ourselves a little better.

Complex with me, Kimberly Wilson.

Listen on BBC Sounds.

Hello, I'm Brian Cox, and with Robin Ince on the new series of Infinite Monkey Cage,

we're going to be talking about eels.

We're going to be talking about other things, though, aren't we?

Not just eels?

Primarily eels.

No, we're not.

We're talking about brain computer interfaces, aren't we?

And eels.

Yeah, but also timekeeping and fusion and monkey business. Yeah, and eels. The eels really, I did not know how fascinating eels are. We're doing the North Pole, we're doing clouds, we've got Marcus Briggs.com, we've got, I mean, amazing. There weren't any eels at the North Pole, I don't think. No, there weren't any eels.

Oh, to be quite honest.

And I don't think they'll live in the clouds.

And they've yet to discover timekeeping. Well, we don't know that. We don't know. Eels do have a sense of timekeeping. It's like you weren't even listening during the Eels episode. Time corrected. Well, I hope you people at home are going to listen during the Eels episode because Brian might be obsessed with Eels, but he's also an eel idiot.

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