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We're live in three two one. All right everybody welcome to this Friday afternoon episode of the Gamekeeper

podcast that's it this is really interesting.

Lani's not here today. We've got our moustacheoed audio sensory specialist sitting

in, Rob McKinney. You think you'd know my name by now. Yeah, it confuses me.

I'm looking at Dudley, he's just polished up his glasses,

he looks good sitting there, and this is a subject,

you talk about oysters all the time.

I love oysters.

Do. And then down at the end of the table,

Toxie loves fried oysters more than a buck. I hear you...

I love them all ways actually, but fried is my favorite.

Yeah, so we made it in here and so this podcast, where our friends at the CCA, the Coastal Conservation Association,

have been doing some, all kind of interesting work, but we've kind of singled out this oyster reef restoration project to talk about and it's really interesting.

Rob you went down and we're part of it, right?

Yeah, Daniel and I went down to document their process and take part in the oyster project

that they're doing down there.

Yeah, so, and before we introduce will introduce our guest and we've got Pat Murray from the Coastal Conservation

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