for the show notes for this

you'll get more listeners if you say

that we don't play any misophonia triggers

during the episode

because some people,

often people to demonstrate misophonia

they make the sounds

so if you mention that there won't be any sounds

then that will help people feel confident.

It's the opposite of a trigger warning.

We have a no trigger guarantee.

Exactly.

Probably science.

Hello everyone. Welcome to Probably Science. I'm Matt Kirshan.

I'm Jesse Case. And I'm Andy Wood.

And this is the first time we've done this on the show.

This is multiple elements from past shows coming together in one beautiful new recording.

Because long-time listeners of the show will know we've had, as previous guests on the show, we've had Steve Hall, who is someone I've known for, as long as I'd be doing comedy, we started out within, within a few months of each other, I think thereabouts.

His wife, Dr. Jane Gregory, who is a psychologist who talked about cognitive behavioral therapy on a past episode, and is now writing a book and doing a PhD on something else that has come up on

the show multiple times, which is, I think particularly the early days when we're recording

back in Andy and Jesse's backyard and we were a little bit more relaxed about things and,

you know, maybe people have some drinks and some snacks and then the snacks had to be cut out

...