You're riding down the Harlan Highway.

All right.

You're riding down the Harlan Highway.

All-ride-hoo. You're riding down the Harland Highway.

All right, hold tight on the Harland Highway Show.

Harland Williams.

Oh yeah, mhm. Well now that's right.

Mm-hmm that's right I say. Here we go. You are on the Harlan Highway Podcast. The only place really need or want to be and what a show what we have for you today? We're going to be talking about all kinds of groovolicious things

and I don't use the word groovolicious lightly. I rarely pull it out. But today is

govalicious. What can I say? I want to start with nature shows. I think we all love nature, don't we? We all love the critters, ladies and gentlemen, we all love the kooky little critters, ladies and gentlemen we all love the cookey little critters crawling

around in the bushes and out on the plains and up in the trees and in the sky.

I think we all love the cookie little critters. I know I do. I love me nature and it's one of the one of the things that I is my go to when I'm watching TV.

I probably watch more nature shows

than I watch anything else.

Like I'll watch a documentary about an anteater before I'll watch an episode of

Breaking Bad. I'd rather see an anteater stick its five foot tongue into a

termite mound and suck those little bald

wood-eaten freaks out of the ground

before watching a show about a school teacher

has become a crystal meth dealer and hangs out in a trailer in his underpants.

Okay, sue me, I like the real world a little better, although sadly Crystal Meth Dealers are part of the real world.

But here's where the rub begins with the nature shows and you know I love seeing a nature show especially in Africa

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