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From KQBD Public Radio in San Francisco, I'm Nina Kim.

Coming up on forum, To Sweat is Human, writes science journalist Sarah Everts, whose new book is The Joy of Sweat.

We'll explore the science of what Everts calls our oddly flamboyant way of controlling

body temperature and why we spend billions annually on products to hide our natural cooling system,

yet also pursue sweaty workouts and saunas. Then we'll talk with the PBS news hours

Yamish Alcindar about covering Washington and her hopes as the new moderator of Washington Week.

That's all next on Forum. I'm Nina Kim. And in this hour, we're going to talk about sweat.

Sarah Everts, journalist and associate professor in digital science journalism at Carlton University,

has written a whole book about it. And honestly, I never realized sweat was so interesting.

It's called The Joy of Sweat, the Strange Science of Perspiration.

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