Hi there, it's me, Julia Louis Dreyfus. We're back for season three of Wiser Than Me. We're ready to bring you even more wisdom from the magnificent old women I have had the pleasure of talking to this season. And get a load of this. We've added some fun new items to our Wiser than Me merch collection. Along with our classic tote bag and kitchen tea towel, we're introducing a new Wiser than Me branded hardcover notebook and an exclusive partnership with Linguafranca, a New York City-based luxury and sustainable clothing brand.

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Lemonada

In California, when you live near the mountains like I do, every once in a while you get to see a bear or even a mountain line.

And it's a reminder of the wild world this place used to be and that we've tamed it thoroughly and perhaps tragically,

but not completely. So when the opportunity came for our family to go to the Galapagos Islands

many years ago, the miraculous volcanic archipelago off the coast of Ecuador, we knew exactly how

lucky we were, and boy, off we went.

And I got to tell you guys, it was way, way, way beyond my expectations. I mean, I don't,

honestly, I don't think I'll ever experience anything like that again. I mean, you're 550

miles off of South America, right on the equator, the very place that gave birth to Darwin's origin of the species.

And for an animal person, and I'm certainly an animal person, it's just magical, you know?

I really mean that literally.

It feels like it's a magical place.

Because, you see, you step on to these rocky little islands, and you are instantly and absolutely surrounded by the most incredible variety of spectacular animals.

Blue-footed boobies and Galapagos penguins and giant tortoises and waved albatross who are amazingly beautiful and Sally Lightfoot crabs and of course the famous marine iguanas who are sort of the stars of the show down there.

And the thing is that none of these animals give a shit about the humans.

It's awesome because you are in their world. You aren't king of the hill.

You're in the minority, in numbers and in status. And then you put on a snorkel or a scuba tank,

and it's bottlenose dolphins and seals and hammerhead sharks and sea turtles and more penguins and iguanas. My son Charlie and I were

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