Hi, this is producer Molly Don Hugh, and I'm in charge of this show now.

Today, this episode. Okay, yes, this episode.

Sam's here too. Say hi Sam.

Hi. And I am here today with a report from my summer vacation.

In which apparently there were sheep?

In fact, there were sheep.

I did something I've been wanting to do for a while. It's a pretty cheap way to go see another country, hang out with the locals. It's called wolfing.

Which is an acronym and it stands for Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms.

W W W-O-O-F.

Yes.

So depending on what type of circles you roll in,

either you've probably heard of a lot of people who've gone woofing

or this sounds totally crazy to you.

But basically, it's a website that pairs up volunteers. or this sounds totally crazy to you.

But basically it's a website that pairs up volunteers

looking to travel with farms that are looking for workers

and in exchange for some free labor,

workers get free room and board.

It's a way to travel for cheap.

It's also a great way to get into some unbelievably strange situations. And this happens all over the world. I went to Ireland for a few weeks and stayed on a small working farm.

You know, with some sheep, some cows, horses, chickens, I deal with Irish countryside.

But there's all sorts of experiences out there,

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