Oh, hi. It's Small Legies. This is the first ever episode. I'm Allie Ward. These are Small

Allie Gees episodes delivering little tiny bite-sized brain snacks, little episodes that are

refreshers on your favorites, and class and friendly. All ages cuts of Allie Gees episodes that you

love. So I hear it from folks every day. I get messages, yo, Dad Ward. I see you have bleeped

episodes, but what about making Allie Gees super family friendly? Can you change your whole vibe

for Small Legites? I can't. I love you, but I love the way I get to make the full-length Allie Gees

episodes that come out and land on your feed every Tuesday. But I did decide I can tweak what we have

and release these clean, shorter edited versions as free bonus episodes so that when you see the

Small Legies title, you know that you can listen with your kids and my parents. And Small Legies are

quicker cleaner cuts of the back catalog favorites that are just perfect for my Weezy jog around the

block or your dinner prep or anytime you have about 20 minutes to burn. And if you want the full scoop,

all the juicy full episodes with more facts and back stories and words that we would not say

around youngsters, you can find a link to that full version in the show notes. So with that,

welcome to Small Legies, which are dropping twice today as a little honeymoon break debut this week.

Just kind of an introduction to our podcast baby. And then Small Legies will be out every other week

on Thursdays as a bonus. So introducing Small Legies number one,

Cellanology, a word that comes from the Greek cellan for moon. So get ready to bask in the glow of

cellanologist, Raquel Nuno. So what exactly would you say when you introduce someone and say what

you do? What do you tell them? I tell them that I'm a planetary geologist. That's just what I say.

And people usually have no idea what that means. They're like, I know geology. I don't know

planetary. What does that even mean? So then I say, I'm a space geologist. I study rocks and other

planets. And that's what I tell them. And then they lose their mind. And then like, what does that?

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