Welcome to the Tudor Dixon Podcast. Well for those of us up north I just want to say it is that

time of year when we all say there is no such thing as climate change because it is

cold and miserable here.

But as you know by now on this podcast,

we don't like to live in the black and white.

We like to dig into things, so we want to have,

we don't want to say this or that about it.

We want to dig deep into the truth.

And my guest today is actually a climate scientist

who is going to share with us what he's studied

about climate change and also explain how sometimes certain facts may be omitted to get information

published and that I think is no surprise to those of us in the media.

It doesn't mean that these papers are untruthful.

It just means that they may not focus on everything that impacts a certain area.

So he's going to kind of break that down for us, but I think you kind of know what this is like because let's face it

It happens in the news all the time. It's just a little bit different the narrative in the news is

adjusted to garner more interest for the reader or the viewer but it

turns out that maybe there's something that's like that in the science world. My

guest today wrote a column exposing the truth behind the behind the scenes world of scientific publishing.

I won't put my spin on it because we're going to get the whole story from Patrick Brown in a moment.

But first I want to talk to you a little bit about your health because as you know I always say you can't put a price on your health and I stay energized and keep doing what I love every day because I get the maximum servings and

nutrition of fruits and vegetables. I rely on balance of nature's fruits and

...