You're listening to serious inquiries only. Oh, Hello and welcome to serious inquiries only I'm your host Thomas Smith and this is episode 13.

Oh lucky number 13. Hey speaking of superstitions such as those.

One thing I'm always trying to do on this show is battle superstition and

battle misconception and stuff like that. So for this week's interview I've got

Covin Sinopathy.

Covin is a science advocate who's taken on the likes of food, babe, and others of that ilk.

And we talk a lot about misconceptions about the food industry, GMOs, organic products, all that kind of stuff.

Really interesting and important topic because these products of science are doubted by people and are

feared by a lot of people and they would be a tremendous help to the world

if we would utilize them.

So it's a topic I like, but there's plenty more.

So let's go to my interview with Coving Sinopathy. Kevin, thank you so much for joining me today. I'm really excited to have you.

Kevin, thank you so much for joining me today.

I'm really excited to have you. Kevin is the co executive

director of March against myths. We're going to get into that a little bit. She's a

public speaker. She's a Forbes contributor. Got a column on Forbes, and co-author of the Fear Babe,

Shattering Vani Heri, I don't know how to pronounce her name, but that's okay,

who cares?

Vonnie Hari's Glass House. And also, I'm told there's a science moms movie coming out,

which you are featured in, is that correct?

Yeah, it's an upcoming short documentary made by a pair of filmmakers called

Natalie and Brian Newell. They were inspired by a letter which you can find

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