what's up fungal associates welcome to completely arbitrary the podcast about

trees and other related topics my name is Alex Croson and as always I am here

with mr. Casey clap that's folk master clap to you Alex

folk master clap listen to this jam right now and the crotones oh yeah it's

actually just you just went to caveman okay let's let's just dress up as

obviously there's a there's a little bit of suspended disbelief there a caveman

themed funk band I feel like is it really appropriate sort of theme don't you think

could you just imagine like none of the musicians do they don't make any faces

they don't get into the music they just look like they just look like caveman up there

right I'm I'm thinking sort of cartoonish

Fred Flintstone style caveman oh yeah okay yeah how about this funk master clap and the uggs

and the uggs caveman wearing very velvety boots okay what do what is uggs where does

that come from ugg is like a is like a very like a tropic kind of caveman sound

yeah I got you know well I can see it played really well yeah it's my test audience I like

I like the cronins better cronins okay yeah crotones yeah I like the crotones the best well

Casey unfortunately we're not here to talk about funk we are here to talk about a wildly named

I'm talking scientific name yeah tree what a curious what scientific name you have chosen for

this well you're about to find out my friend yes I am this is the episode on Alaska yellow

cedar correct calatropsis newt Kate newt katensis oh I see you chose cally tropsis yes

ketensis interesting choice now can I ask why did you not choose say can we sipperous

newt katensis or zanthos i peris newt katensis or capresses newt katensis okay see I have a

feeling this is a leading question no no something we'll talk about this episode potentially

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