Welcome to our hen house. This is Jasmine Singer.

This is Marianne Sullivan.

And this is the hen report.

I moved my camera. Does everybody notice I looked completely different?

Well, I've noticed that Lulu Dog is now frequently in the picture doing her very slow old laps.

My catpox also is, like, it's because I change things.

I think they're very, very curious and a little disturbed and upset as they get and they need to explore everything.

And yeah, and Lulu's nails click. But, you know, welcome to my world. It's nice. We are welcome to your world. Click, click, click, click. That's my world. All right. Stop. This is boring for our listeners who are not our viewers. So I saw, you know, I see you when you make faces at me now. I do. That's why I like them.

So we have three separate podcasts now.

Rising anxiety comes out on Tuesday.

The Hen Report, which is this, comes out on Thursday.

And the long form interviews comes out on Fridays.

We are, as I just mentioned, on YouTube.

So please hit subscribe and like.

All right. So I have had, so please hit subscribe and like. All right.

So I have had, you know, I'm tired of saying I'm busy because everyone's busy all the

time and I'm clearly addicted to being busy.

But I had my monthly show environmental connections, which I do on WXXI, which is our NPR

station here, was this past week.

And I just wanted to briefly mention it because I loved both episodes.

And even though they weren't explicitly about animals, it did come up.

And I wanted to just mention.

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