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I'm Christa Tippett.

Next, my unedited conversation with cognitive scientist and child psychology professor, Alison Gopnick.

There is a shorter, produced version of this wherever you found this podcast.

Yeah, very good to talk to you.

I don't know if you're aware that I interviewed your wonderful brother.

In fact, I was going to say I really loved that interview.

I mean, of course, Adam does a lot of interviews and I do a lot of interviews.

There are a lot of them out there, but I particularly liked that one.

I did too. He's a fantastic person and he's been talking to me about you forever.

I don't know, it just felt like time.

Good.

I really loved the interview you did with Ezra Klein.

Yeah, that was another funny one where we ended up, Adam and I ended up doing back-to-back interviews to be independent of one another.

I don't think that people even realized we were related.

No, well, I had actually, after I got Adam's last book, I had pinged Ezra and said, I think this is great.

And then I heard him when he interviewed you saying that he had no idea that you were Adam's sister when he went into it.

Yeah, it's okay.

Yeah, it's so good to see all of them.

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