Hi, everybody. Welcome to the Geeks Book Club for January 2022.

It is a good one. And here is my co-host, Bonnie Burton.

Hey, how's it going? Did I, it didn't feel like I was introducing that like a DJ?

Almost a little bit. That's okay. You have a good DJ voice. You should DJ for a little bit.

Do I really have a DJ voice? Yeah. Okay, it's a little bit creepy. Why you just made it creepy?

Have you ever DJed? Have we done it before? Absolutely not. I thought about getting that DJ

game and then I was like, I don't need the DJ. Other people want to do that and stay up late.

Do they have breakfast DJs? Because that's what I'm doing.

They have brunch DJs. I DJed in college and I was a music director at our college radio station.

Can you see me, Boulder, Colorado, University of Colorado? Yes.

But a funny thing, funny little story, a little side little side tangent to get started on our

tangent filled podcast as usual. When I was a DJ, when I was a DJ in college radio, I was trying

to be all like super cool and super goth with the name of my show because you can name your show.

And mine was like at like one to two in the morning or something. And so I only played like

for a DJ like label, shoot gays or kind of bands like content bands and dead can dance and

a little industrial like I just in the know about and stuff like that. So what I wanted to call it

was ethereal hour. But I mixed up the words and called it your rethrull hour.

Was that part of your branding? No one corrected me. I think I thought your rethrull

was the same as ethereal. I did not. No, your rethrull just basically means I'm playing music that you

need to that you enjoy peeing to. Which I mean, I'm not going to I'm not going to kink shame,

but that's not what exactly what I was going for. Wait, I have an ignorant anatomy question.

Do women have your rethriss or is that just a guy thing? Oh, I don't know. I'm going to look

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