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This podcast contains both ethnic and deafing, be warned.

I added one more podcast to the giant podcast bin. Now you have plugged that podcast out and

started listening. I took my microphone and found some human folk. Then I recorded all the noises

while we spoke. My name is Adam Buckston. I'm a man. I want you to enjoy this. That's the plan.

Hello, Adam Buckston here. How you doing listeners? Hope you're okay.

I'm not talking at full volume today. I'm using my public voice because I am in public. Yes,

I'm out in the countryside. And yes, I am in the East Angula area. But I'm not in one of the fields

near our place. We're actually on an Easter break, me and the family, and we're out in center parks.

Not far from where we live. And we come here quite a lot. In fact, at some point I was thinking

of maybe even doing like a whole podcast celebration of center parks. So there's that to look forward to

a I do like it here. And it is really a lovely day today. Oh my goodness. I'm looking out over a

little lake. It's quite an adilic scene. Ducks, pottering about people cycling around on their way

to archery and laser quest and geocaching. It's all very edifying. Anyway, listen,

welcome to podcast episode number 16. Thanks very much for all your messages about last weeks

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