Jack Gilbert

Unculturable.

Ladies and germs, today it is our very distinct honor to have Dr. Jack Gilbert with us on the podcast here on Life Unculturable, chatting all things anoxic.

And so, in case you're unaware, Jack probably, if something has a microbiome, if it can be sequenced, he's probably sequenced it.

And so we are absolutely thrilled today to sit down with him and to pick his brain on all things FMTs.

Do you need to sterilize it before it goes back in their mouth, or can you just lick it? How often do kids actually need a bath? Is your house too clean? Should your kids be playing in the dirt? Should you get a dog? Should you take them to a farm? My guest today is Dr.

Jack Gilbert, one of the world's leading microbiome scientists and co-author of a book I read years ago called Dirt is Good.

And I've wanted to have this conversation for a long time.

We get into the science of germs, microbial diversity, developing immune systems, and why some of the things that make us parents cringe might actually be doing our kids some good.

If you're new around here or you've been listening forever, make sure you're following the show.

We have brand-new conversations coming your way every week, and you don't want to miss what's ahead.

And now, here's Dr. Jack Gilbert.

Okay, here we go.

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LSU has tough two lanes remaining next week.

Burt Jones behind Jack Gilbert.

Hamilton set to the right.

Backfield strong left.

[upbeat music] Hello, and welcome to The Advice Show.

I'm your host, New Model Advisor editor, Jack Gilbert, and today I'm delighted to be joined by Rob, Rob, and Scott from Finova Money.

Thanks for joining me, guys.

Thanks for having us.