The Oh, Hello and welcome to recording the Guru's supplementary material number 10 mat.

We've made it to the number 10 and that is when oh also that's Matt. He's Matthew Brown. He's a psychologist of some description a statistician what is he lives in Australia,

he does all sorts of things, he's had a varied career,

and I am Chris Kavna, a anthropologist, psychologist,

something, we're academics, we're in the field, but we are here to talk about

gurus and discourse nonsense and all like, but, um, but we had, it's TAN ten mad the reason I was mentioning that is back when we

started the podcast there was a piece of advice given by Mickey Inselect, which is just general podcast advice.

If you get past 10 episodes, you know, you're probably going to continue on.

Yeah, so we're back at the start.

We did continue on with the original series and we'll continue on with this.

We will.

We can't not do it because we don't want to contaminate our serious decoding episodes with random bits of trivia news items and things that upset us

And it's a safe space for you and me to, yeah, choose a fat.

That's right, so for anybody who might be tempted to complain about the format,

just remember you still get the decoding episodes and they're now purer than they previously were.

It's like they've been cut with less alternate material there. So they're now purer and instead you have this section which is less pure but you know

it gives you a chance to deal with issues that are less substantial or require less

investment of clipping in certain respects. I like that analogy it means that

these episodes are a hundred percent telecompparter. That's metaphor.

Is that the way?

Well, that's possibly true.

Let's see, Matt.

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