Oh, hey, it's that squirrel staring at you through the window because you're late with the peanuts today.

Ily Ward, back with an extremely digital episode of Oligies.

Allie, you say, Dad Ward.

We love Snail Funerals and Coyote Ghosts and Mushroom Goenads.

But let's bump this into the age of the worldwide web, shall we?

So we are. Today, I get my head out of the handles of dusty natural history books,

into the ones, into the zeros, and into the head of a genius programmer and designer and entrepreneur.

But first, a few thanks, of course, to the folks on Patreon for supporting their show and sending in questions

to ask theologist a dollar a month gets you into that club.

And thank you to everyone who has been quarantined, bingeing, and telling friends, and family, and subscribing and rating,

and of course, the reviews.

They keep me going on days when I feel so lonely, such as this week's Spotlight on School Ain't so bad,

who wrote, oh hey, it's that guy with a PhD who dropped a green bean on the floor,

but then shoved it into his beer to sanitize it, but then couldn't figure out how to retrieve it.

I simply want everyone to know that you should make this podcast your weekly go to,

because it is a great way to remind yourself that even if you have a PhD,

you can still find questions you've never thought of and learn things that you never wanted to know.

This podcast is the bean and my beer.

So thank you, School Ain't so bad. That was a very nice review.

Buckle up to hear your old dad out of her comfort zone and into the matrix.

So architectural technology. I know you are definitely thinking that this is an episode about how arches are built,

or glass buildings with solar panel windows. I know.

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