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Hey everyone, this week we break down anxiety pop, Halloween candy and an all new judge Barbie.

It's time for an all new cover to cover.

Hello everyone, welcome back to Cover to Cover. We're excited to be back this week because we're going to start off the show right away with some breaking news.

The federal government said Tuesday it will remove the Curtlyn's Warbler from its list of protected species finding the small yellow bellied songbird had recovered more than a half century after being designated as endangered.

So I wanted to review that story because for the past several weeks we've been talking about the death of birds and how they're just falling out of the air.

Well here's a little good news. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service credited teamwork among numerous agencies and nonprofit groups with the survival of the Warbler, the, you know, Curtlyn Warbler, which had a fallen victim to its own picky habitat demands and competition from the predatory brown headed cow bird.

So this motherfucking brown headed cow bird was going into, it looked like a like in Michigan, Traverse City, Michigan and was eating all the, the Curtlyn Walblers.

Now the Curtlyn Walblers, they had a bit of a problem that our own because they were picky eaters.

So they like most birds will eat trash out of a garbage can but not the Curtlyn Walblers was like I will absolutely not eat that garbage.

Thank you very much. And then they were like, what about worms? They said, fuck that. I'm not going to eat a worm that is gross.

Well flies, what do you think I am? I mean, please, I'm a Curtlyn Walbler. I'm not going to sit here eating flies of a songbird.

Okay, so that's not what I do. And then I'm an artist. Right. So there was enough of that bullshit went around where, you know, finally some of the brown headed cow birds are just like, you know, how about we eat you, bitch? How about we eat you?

That's how about we end your struggle of not wanting to eat garbage or flies or worms and we just eat your head off. How about that? And that's what happened.

So, but now after after, you know, a lot of work by the US Fish and Wildlife Service, the government has decided to take the Curtlyn Walblers off the unprotected species list. So now they're out there.

So if you're ever in the Michigan area or wherever these Curtlyn Walblers roam, you'll be able to hear them singing about, you know, their picky eating habits unless there's a brown head cow bird there who, you know,

will fuck them up. So that would be fun bird news and why not start off with that? If you haven't tuned out by now, you're like, wait, are they talking about birds? They're still talking about birds. We've been listening for a minute and a half and you're still talking about birds.

We're talking about the thriving world. I'm trying to let you people know that there is some good news out there in the world. It's not all doom and gloom birds aren't always falling out of the sky. The fucking warblers back to sing songs and bitch about worms.

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