Oh, hey, it's that ladybug that just landed on your arm.

It's a hello, but wait too quiet for you to hear.

Alliward.

Back with episode number five of small G's, what is small G's?

So glad you asked.

So we took full episodes of Oligies, and then we sliced and diced them up to make these

bite-sized, also bonus classroom-friendly edits of our deep dive Oligies classics.

So if you haven't listened to the original full-length episode of veterinary biology, and

you don't mind the occasional salacious detail, maybe a little bit of swearing, go back

and listen to that, the link in the show notes.

But if you only have 20 minutes, or you need a G-rated version that is suitable for all ages,

you're in the right place.

Okay, so in this episode, we sit down with not one, but two veterinarians who also happen

to be best friends for over 30 years.

That's right, it's a two for one.

So Dr. Hodges is one of the vets.

He has kind of an edgy, hip asymmetrical haircut, almost like a half mohawk, and when we sat

down in record, he was wearing a dark button-up shirt and a blue sport coat, and Dr. Ferguson

has a lower voice and is wearing a t-shirt with the red critter fixer logo underneath,

and a plaid blazer, and his head is neatly shaped to a perfect shine.

And they both grew up in Georgia.

They got their bachelor's degrees from Fort Valley State University and their doctorates

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