Hey everyone. Today we're starting the episode with everyone's favorite, an explanation. We recorded

this episode a couple weeks ago, so that's why we talk a lot about Russia without ever mentioning

the invasion, which we obviously think is awful. All right, with that context, please enjoy the

episode, unless you're Putin. Hey, everyone, after today's episode on hacking, if there's any hackers who want to come after

Kellan and me, all I can say is go after our listeners instead.

We'll give you their emails.

Please spare us.

Today's book is This is How They Tell Me the World Ends by Nicole Pearlroth, requested by a listener

who you should definitely hack instead of us.

I'm Kellyn Erskine. I'm a comic, a father, and if you work for the NSA, then you probably knew that last one before I did.

I'm dying to know that backstory.

And I'm David Vance. This is my favorite book of life hacks, stories of people whose

lives were ruined by hacks. This is how they tell me the world ends, has a message about

cybersecurity that you may have already heard from Brune Brown. You're incredibly vulnerable.

And this is the book pile.

All right, in the spirit of this book, if you want to feel really cool, leave us a review,

and when you hit send, just sort of chuckle and say, just hacked the mainframe.

The lone sane person wrote,

This podcast is extremely funny yet also informative.

It introduced me to books I would have never read before.

Both hosts are funny, parentheses, especially the JFK jokes.

That is all the validation we need.

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