Hey, Wendy Zookam in here. Our new season will be kicking off in just two weeks.

That's right. Set the calendar. Just getting some finishing touches on it.

But today we have something very special. So for the last month, we've been replaying our greatest

hits episodes that you guys voted for. And we've gone through the drugs category, the wellness

category. But today is a very special day because we are announcing which episode was voted

the best science versus episode of all time. And with me here is our editor,

Black Terrell. Hi, Black. Hey, Wendy. So we tallied up the results and two episodes tied

for the top spot. Again, we had another, another tie breaker. One of them, I think, benefited

from recent history bias because it was drum roll. Did we predict the pandemic?

Oh, really? Which is, we played last season. So I think that, although a very, very good episode

could have benefited from the fact that we played it so recently. It kind of like, also

freaked people the hell out. So I'm a little surprised that made the cut.

Yeah. Yeah. Me too. So the other tie breaker that we that we're going to call the winner

of this competition. We're just making up the rules now. Well, you know, we just played the other

one. If you want to go here, you haven't heard it. Just scroll down. All right. So

this is an episode that I think either again, much like the pandemic one, I think people either

loved it or they were like, nope, nope, nope, nope, nope, nope, don't even want to listen to it.

Never polarizing. Polarizing. Polarizing episode. Yes. Love it.

And I'm here to congratulate you, Blithe, because you produced this episode.

It is, in fact, composting human bodies. What? What? What? Yes. That is surprising.

Our episode on whether you should die by composting your body. How do you feel, Blithe? Yeah.

I mean, right. I'm afraid it's like that one askers where they open the, they say the wrong name

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