James, do you have any specific memories, even bloopers from the surgical series and other podcasts?

I, y- I mean, I think the interesting part about the surgical series was really, uh, I know bloopers, but having the ability to sort of hear their perspective and to We, for one week a year to hear what these really leaders in the surgical field felt was most important and, uh, and also how they could communicate that to an audience that really isn't primarily surgical.

So it was really...

I, I was just the traffic cop on that.

I have no specific knowledge about cardiac surgery beyond what a general cardiologist would know.

But I learned a ton obviously putting the issue together with them, but also hearing the way the different surgeons on the call interacted and how they advocated for their field, obviously in the, in the face of, you know, emergence of non-surgical techniques and, and really were able to make sure that cardiac surgery remained front and center for our audience.

And I thought Mark, uh, did a great job with that in particular.

Congratulations.