You and Betty and the Nancy's and Bill's and Joes and Jane's will find in the study of science a richer, more rewarding life.

Hey, welcome to Inquiring Minds. I'm Indra Viscontas. This is a podcast that explores the space where science and society collide.

We want to find out what's true, what's left to discover,

and why it matters.

There's more than what we see. Welcome to 2021, and welcome to my now almost regular co-host, Adam Bristol.

Thanks, Indrae. It's great to be here.

So Adam Isaac, our producer, let the cat out of the bag last month, informing our audience that Adam and I are in fact married.

And finally giving Adam the introduction that he so well deserves.

You know, I wanted Adam to be a co-host on this podcast, not just because it's incredibly convenient to be living with your co-host during a

pandemic, but also because he is probably the smartest person I know, which is why I agreed

to spend the rest of my life with him. And because I really like hanging out with him.

I'm stunningly good looking, too.

That's true.

You won't find many shots on the web, but take my word for it.

Definitely a face made for podcasting.

In a streaming world.

Yeah.

So in addition to what Adam Isaac told our listeners about you, that, you know, you have a degree in neuroscience, that you work in the biotech space, and that you are a very keen critical thinker about science, which make you all very qualified to be a co-host on Inquiring Minds. You also have a great radio voice.

Thank you very much. I was on radio in college. Yeah, yeah. It was awesome. I did jazz and kind of indie rock. You're the jazz director

at a college radio station. I was. I was. Yeah. A long time ago. But also it's just been really fun to be

able to talk more about some of the topics that we cover here on Inquiring Minds because often

there are still questions left

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