Hey everyone, it's Wes, a quick correction corner for something you haven't even heard yet.

In this episode, I make a big deal out of Night of the Grizzlies being in 1969.

I talk about it a lot. I make everyone guess what year it is. I got it wrong. As I was

relistening to it, I was like, that doesn't sound right. Night of the Grizzlies was actually in 1967.

You think I'd know that because I spend weeks researching that whole story, but it's a lot of

stuff to keep in your brain. So just so you know, I do get that wrong in this episode,

issuing that correction now so no one gets to throw it off. Enjoy the episode.

Okay, Dooth and Cloud Podcast. We got Jeff, Wes, and Mike here. Wes is our wildlife biologist

and number one podcaster in the world. It's not true. Yeah. Two weeks in a row.

Bear expert. That is true. Then we got Mike who is quitting his job and has like four days left.

Right? Oh no, it's it's over. You're done. Oh, I went into the office and I was like, it's

today. All right, quit. Perfect. And then we got me, Jeff. I was Wes's field tech with bears. And I

like yellow and red starbursts. You sure do, pal. And then we have some special guests today.

We do. We got National Parks after dark finally coming on our podcast.

Hello. National Park after dark. Hello. Hello.

Yeah. Danielle and Cassie are here. How's it going?

Good. Thank you so much for having us. Yeah, of course. Thanks so much for having us a while back.

So we are more than happy to also have you guys on Tooth and Cloud. We're, uh, you know,

we're big fans over here. Yeah. Yeah. We've definitely had a lot of people trickle and

dark podcasts from your guys's podcasts. For people who haven't listened to their podcast,

do you want to let everyone know? Yeah. So our podcast, National Park after dark, it is for

morbid outdoor enthusiasts. We like to tell stories that take place inside of National Parks,

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