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This is the book riot podcast. I'm Jeff O'Neill. I'm Rebecca Schinsky. In my dulcet

baritone, I was coming through the wrong mic a second ago, and I was joking that. I didn't

have that normal warmth that Rebecca is used to hearing because I was, you know, basically

the tin can that's attached to my computer was picking it up versus my good mic. It's wild. What a

difference that makes. But now we're here. Your dulcet baritone is in full effect.

Well, I don't know. Full effect. Sounds different when it's not coming just from yourself. It's true. Yeah, just talking into the wall. If this is the

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