I'm Hello and welcome to the coding the gurus.

A very special addition today.

Joining me, as usual, is the elder statement of the podcast, Matthew Brown, psychologist,

extraordinaire. Though this time, he's not the only legitimate. It's like, oh, and I'm Chris. Yeah,

I'm an anthropologist slash psychologist, right? But we don't, everybody knows that. The other thing is

lurking in the shadows, summoned a secret cabal of

superstar psychology podcasters has gathered in our little decoding cloister. I summoned them

today under the instructions of the Arch Wizard Paul Bloom. He conducts everything from afar. And we have

summoned the superstars of the psychology podcasting world to take stock of things. Now, the majority

could not attend because they had better things to do. So you might be like, well, what about all these

other people? But we have with us, Dave Pizarro from the very bad wizards.

And Mickey Inslicht, formerly, but still sort of honorary to psychologists for beers,

both psychologists, Dave Pizarro, moral psychologist and social psychologist.

And Mickey Inslich, social psychologist and experimental

psychologist. That's what I'm going to say. So thank you both for coming. Thank you for joining us.

Thank you for having us. I will say, much like the rest of my career, this, it's built on Paul Bloom saying no to things.

And then suggesting mine.

Just to be clear. I assume Paul would say no.

I like how you introduced us, though, as the superstars of the psychology podcasting world. I think this is it. I think we're in. I thought there are too many others. It's a small pond. It's a small pond, but, you know, yeah, the four of us are big fish. I mean, Scott Barry Kaufman stopped doing his. That's true. Well, that's why someone did you hear. The pie just got bigger for us.

It's a kind of crisis meeting.

What are we going to do?

Scott Barry's out of the game.

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