Hey, it's Lindsay. I just wanted to let you know we're working on a new show for you that we're really excited about.

We've got an awesome guest, a fantastic story about something that may or may not be evil, and our first go at original music.

But we need a little bit longer to work on it.

We're about to play an episode that we first aired back in the spring that you might have missed if you just tuned into our show.

It's one of our favorites. And stay tuned because even if you've already heard the show, you'll want to hear our update at the end.

Welcome to the tumble podcast, the show where we explore stories of science discovery.

I'm Lindsay and I'm Marshall.

And today we have a super exciting show about discovering new species.

Featuring some scientists who practically walk face first into an animal no one had ever seen before.

And caught it all on video.

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My name is Joe Hansen and I host a YouTube series for PBS Digital Studios called It's Okay to Be Smart.

Joe has a PhD in biology. But now I just make YouTube videos.

It's not a bad job if you can get it. Right? Apparently some people do this for a living.

And Joe told me about his friend Destin who has a channel called Smarter Every Day and he

just so happens to be a rocket scientist too. I like that's hard. Destin's curious about everything

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