Hey folks, welcome to the Dark Horse podcast, live stream.

It is number 293 if memory serves.

I am Dr. Brett Weinstein, if memory serves.

And you are Dr. Heather Heying, again contingent on memory serving.

293 being prime, yet another prime episode.

All right, I will take your word for it, having not thought to check 293, but I can't think of any factors.

Yeah, you know, we're getting up there where it's harder to come up with them off the top of the head.

Yeah, yeah.

Quite.

Yeah. So. Yeah.

So we did a Q&A last Wednesday, which is available on locals.

Considered checking that out.

No Q&A today, but there's locals watch party going on.

Brett's doing Patreon calls with his patrons this weekend.

Lots of cool ways to interact if you would like more than what we got going on here.

And we're doing this special Sunday edition because we're going to be off for a couple weeks starting in a week and a half or so.

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