It's behavior bitches.

Hey guys, it's Liat and Casey and we are here with episode one hundred and thirty one.

Casey give it to us. All right, one hundred and thirty one. So one three one. I hate mushrooms,

but I hear that there are a lot of fun. You do hate mushrooms and if they're going to help you,

hate them, hate them. Yes, not in the sense of I just taste dirt. Yeah, I'm just not mushrooms,

tomatoes and onions. I'm out. Call me out for it. After today's episode, I think that might change.

And with that, before we get started with today's episode, you know what we need Casey and that

is a review of the day. Go ahead, build us up. We had a lot of podcasts in the bank. And so

then we have some and then we take a break for a little and then we come back. So we're back

after a while today. Vibe check. All right. So this one comes in from Pretty Mad 4285.

She said no better ABA podcast. I love to listen to different perspectives that include

psychology and behaviors and this podcast does the best of it all. As I'm going through school to

become a BCBA, it's incredibly refreshing to listen to the girls talk with different professionals

to gain different insight, especially if you're feeling burnt out in your current position.

I've heard it so many times from all of you that sometimes when you get your BCBA and you go

into the role that you dreamed of and you get really burnt out really fast. And one of the major

goals of our podcast is to bring on people that can, you know, inspire you and there's so much

you can do with your degree. Once you're a BCBA, you are a behavior analyst, you are a behavior

scientist. You can do so much. So it's not just pigeonholed into one thing. You have a plethora of

skills. So thank you so much for that review. We love it. We eat it up. We make us do more.

Reinforces our behavior podcasting. So everyone shameless plug. Go leave a five star review or

no review at all, but preferably a five star review. Yeah, nothing nice to say. Send me a private

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