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A little predictive love you, don't you think? My latest heartbreak has been a catalyst as

brought me to London. I spend my days as a professor and my nights with friends. It's a generous

way to describe them, but I have to stay close. There's a killer out there picking them off,

all while trying to frame me. I laugh at the irony if it weren't so serious. Someone is watching me.

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Bring us in, babe. Welcome to Cucco, Caliance Day. What an exciting episode we have today.

It is. It's about sea turtles. It's about turtles. It's about animals and it calls an animal lover.

We have Melissa Bernhardt. She is a researcher and works at a conservatory for sea turtles.

She's a marine biologist. She went back in. She's a sea turtle expert. That's pretty

B.A. If you ask me. Who do you think about it? That's such a specific job to go in an occupation

to have. You're studying one specific type of sea turtle. Not even all the species. She studies

one. I think it's the loggerhead or something like that. She knows everything about the loggerhead

sea turtles. It's just very interesting. It is. I actually really enjoyed this one. It was

very informative. I felt like I was on a Nat Geo or Discovery Channel type thing. How she's

talking about it. It's really nice to bring this podcast back to the stuff that we love.

I love animals. Especially what you love. You love research. You love cold hard facts. You love

that type of thing. Not the gossipy type podcast. This is what you like. The expert stuff.

This is rejuvenating me. It makes me feel more like this is purposeful. We're spreading

knowledge that can help the world instead of just other things. It's interesting that you

said that because the episode that I did while you were gone, Angels for Change. I was talking

about if you guys didn't hear it, you can go back and listen to it. Basically, an organization

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