You know, how did you get into improv and then realize this is something that we can do as statisticians, as leaders?

Starting off, I've always been a fan of improv, and I was a huge fan growing up of Whose Line Is It Anyway? I started watching the British version on Comedy Central when I was in high school, and I always thought it was hilarious.

I was always amazed at how they could just come up with this stuff off the top of their head, and I never really thought about it much beyond that other than just a way of trying to be funny or entertaining.

And I think maybe eight or nine years ago, I don't remember the exact year, but I was listening to a podcast, the WTF Podcast with Ma- Mark Maron, and he was having an interview discussion with Alan Alda, who's an actor.

He was famously in MASH, and he hosted Scientific American Discoveries for a long time.

And he was talking about how scientists, when hosting this show, he would have these discussions with scientists, and he'd be really interested in what they were saying.

It was very understandable and relatable.

So yeah, this is brilliant.