It's that time again. It's a Saturday, Saturday, sometimes I put up an old interview with me doing a thing and well being the interviewee I should say and then sometimes I just have a little chat and it's a funny thing isn't it

because I do it I sort of you know here's a few things I'm thinking about within the

culture wars within the concepts of taboo things we're not supposed to talk about,

cultish, psychology, and all of those things.

And then I put, all right, done, send it off into the world. And it's not so much like YouTube on the audio podcast which is what this is of

course that's what you're listening to because there isn't so much of a way to

have a two-way parasocial interaction, reciprocal interaction as I call it in my book,

the Psychology of Secrets, talk about all of that stuff, but just that sort of relationship

between me and the listener. That's you. And here I am once again, sat here in my office,

microphone dangling by a by a thread.

Well, it's a, what is it?

What do you call that?

An arm, a clamp?

Some sort of thing that's on my desk.

And so the microphone is right in front of me.

I've got my big computer screen in front of me, but not with any notes really,

except for a couple of quotes that I wanted to talk about. I want to talk about taboo, or the most taboo things that we can even muster in our

imagination. It is an interesting thing. There are some things. I thought there

weren't, but if I really think about it there were some things I probably

wouldn't necessarily say publicly I don't know exactly what but I've got a vague idea about

where that is and I wonder what you guys think. Are there things you think that you wouldn't say even to your closest friends or are there things

okay I would tell my closest friends because they wouldn't try and willfully misunderstand what I'm saying

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