Welcome to Our Head House.

This is Jasmine Singer.

This is Marianne Sullivan.

Thank you so much for joining us this week.

Marianne will be speaking with Natalie Bebeau, the filmmaker behind the whistleblower and the

walrus, a feature film about a walrus in

marine land in Niagara Falls, about the man who came to devote his life to getting her out of

there. And really, it's about changing our relationship with animals and what it means to be an

activist. You've been talking about this interview ever since you recorded it.

Well, that might be a slight exaggeration,

but I loved this interview.

I really did.

It's so interesting.

And it's just an interesting study of people,

of activism, of animals,

and it goes deep, and I loved it. What can I say? I think I do gush a bit in the interview,

but it's all authentic, I promise. So this week on the bonus segment, I heard more from Natalie.

I will be sharing that with you. And of course, if you're a flock member, you will get the link

to the bonus segment in your email on the Tuesday after the podcast goes up. You can always find it on the flock Facebook group. If you're not a member of the flock and you could afford it, you can always join for $10 a month at our handhouse.org slash donate. Or you can join for $100 a year. And this is a good time to do that. Because it's being tripled.

All donations between now and the end of the year as part of our end of year matching campaign are being tripled.

So please join us.

Now is the best time of year to do so.

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