This is an interesting weird episode. So we're just kind of like,

just wang it. We're wang it.

Yep, it's a fun, weird, hybrid episode we made you for fun. It's a field trip.

Oh, hey, it's your friends who rented a house for your wedding weekend. Who want you to have a

Val renewal party annually? Alleyward. So my friend Miles, you met him. Miles Thompson. He's a chef

from the pectin and all-in-gri episode about scallops. He married his very cool bride,

Aubrey a few months back in Boise, Idaho. And since every single person I met told me that I had to go

to something called the World Center for Birds of Prey, I said, hell yes. And I sent a few

desperate emails. And then I grabbed my old purse full of microphones and I arrived with a van

full of friends to learn all about owls and eagles and cultures and condors and paragraphs and

cast rolls and more. So here's how this episode is going to work. You ready? We're going to do a tour.

We're going to goch it's some birds. We're going to see a bunch of California condors up close

and personal. We're going to hear the stories of the birds and their sanctuary. And then we're

going to peel off and duck into a library for a traditional allergies episode in the last half.

And I will freak out many times during this episode because of cool birds and you will love it.

But first, thank you to the folks at patreon.com slash allergies who submitted questions for this

episode and support for a dollar or more a month. Thank you to folks who rate and subscribe and

just make my day with sweet reviews like here's a fresh one from Patrick who this week wrote,

hey, it's the relationship you rekindled and says that all of G's, are you ready for this?

Resparked the embers of their relationship with our partner, which is so lovely to hear.

I hope this podcast gets you and everyone naked in the best ways. Also, Katie with a slugs,

good luck with those slimers licking on your shower curtain. Gross, I loved it.

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