In this episode, Joel will be interviewing a Coyote and asking her all of the hard questions we've been wondering but weren't sure if it would be ok to ask.
She was eager to share her side of the story in hopes that we could coexist and release the fear of what goes "Yip Yip Yip" in the night.
We think you'll get a lot of laughs, (we sure did) and find out some very surprising facts about our doggy cousins running around among us.
Remember, with every neighbor in nature that we get to know just a bit better, the more our community expands and deeper our sense of belonging becomes. See another friend in the wild with just a little mind shift and bit of knowledge.
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In this episode, Joel will be interviewing a Coyote and asking her all of the hard questions we've been wondering but weren't sure if it would be ok to ask.
She was eager to share her side of the story in hopes that we could coexist and release the fear of what goes "Yip Yip Yip" in the night.
We think you'll get a lot of laughs, (we sure did) and find out some very surprising facts about our doggy cousins running around among us.
Remember, with every neighbor in nature that we get to know just a bit better, the more our community expands and deeper our sense of belonging becomes. See another friend in the wild with just a little mind shift and bit of knowledge.
In this episode, we’ll be singing the praises of our old friend the crow. This misunderstood songbird is quite possibly the most intelligent creature in North America and is more than willing to become friends with you. In fact, you could even become a Legend Among Crows and we’re here to tell you how.
We’ll be playing a game where Joel will be testing Leah’s crow knowledge while shedding some light on these iridescent black beauties.
Is a crow smarter than our 3 year old son, Woods? Do crows mate for life and live in large, close knit families? Do crows hold murder investigations? Do crows destroy your garden and backyard song bird diversity? These are just some of the questions Leah will be asked while you test your knowledge as well. Come on and play along!
Remember, with every neighbor in nature that we get to know just a bit better, the more our community expands and deeper our sense of belonging becomes. See another friend in the wild with just a little mind shift and bit of knowledge.
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Sipping Teas and Hugging Trees
In this episode, Joel will be interviewing a Coyote and asking her all of the hard questions we've been wondering but weren't sure if it would be ok to ask.
She was eager to share her side of the story in hopes that we could coexist and release the fear of what goes "Yip Yip Yip" in the night.
We think you'll get a lot of laughs, (we sure did) and find out some very surprising facts about our doggy cousins running around among us.
Remember, with every neighbor in nature that we get to know just a bit better, the more our community expands and deeper our sense of belonging becomes. See another friend in the wild with just a little mind shift and bit of knowledge.
