Hey everyone, welcome back to another episode of Tooth and Claw. This is Mike. Just wanted to give a quick producer's note. So our last episode, many of you noticed that it was only playing a small amount of the beginning portion of the episode. I'm really sorry. I don't know what happened. I tried everything I could. I re-uploaded, told everyone to refresh their feed, close the app. Nothing was seeming to really work for a small section of you, and for that, I'm really sorry. And at this point, everything should be good. The whole episode should be playing for everybody. So go back and check that out. Imogene was an amazing guest and had so much cool information to share about Snow Leopards. So go check that out if you haven't, or if you weren't able to. I'm pretty confident this issue is just a one-off thing. It hasn't happened before. I'm going to try my hardest to never let it happen again. So you're safe to listen to that episode and this episode and every other episode we ever do, wherever you want to listen to it. But I thought this would be the perfect opportunity to plug our YouTube channel because you know the only platform where there were no issues the whole episode played start to finish the whole hour and a half was on our YouTube channel and that's just tooth and claw over on YouTube you get to see our faces if that's something that interests you while you listen to our nonsensical ramblings well at least Jeff and I is nonsensical rambling. West, he's doing a great job.

Very scientifically sound, as always. Anyway, just wanted to get that out there, spread the word.

That's all I've got. I've done enough talking. Let's get to Tooth and Claw podcast. We have Mike Smith.

Hey, Mike. He's an English major. And then we got our bear biologist, Wes Larson.

That's me.

And no one can smell a bear faster than Wes.

Yeah, I just fall in my nose.

I'm like that too can.

And I was Wes's field tech with some bear work.

I studied some business in college. Sure. If you need

business advice, he could come to me. I'm an expert. You'll get it. Yeah. He's cheap. So yeah,

that's us, tooth and claw. What do you guys think of the Winter Olympics? What's your, what's your vibe on the winter Olympics? Mike, I know you love the summer Olympics. No, baby. I'm going to answer that myself before I even let you answer. I like the winter Olympics more because I feel like they're just crazy. Like, I was watching the far, the ski jump, like like the far one I'd forget what it's called

big jump or whatever yeah and I just thought that's got to feel better than anything in the

entire world just launching off this ramp and sailing like hundreds of meters just has to feel

amazing better than when people twist your toes in their fingers during a pedicure.

Yeah, I think it's better than that.

I love that feeling.

It's a lot more intense for sure.

It's like summer Olympics, it's just like, who can run the fastest, who can jump the furthest, who can swim the fastest?

And this one, it's like, who can slide the fastest with knives on their feet?

Who can go fast for a little bit and then jump as far as they can?

And if they don't land on their feet, they lose.

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