The 'We Out Here' Podcast
By Alexi Grousis and Allison Jones
The 'We Out Here' PodcastOct 15, 2022
Cesar Estien: ¡Yukon Ho!
Content Warning: Profanity, Alcohol Consumption, Animal Bites
Episode Description: Cesar came thru with a story of heading out to the Yukon to study squirrels and ended up on a trip of self-discovery.
In their own words: Cesar is from Tampa, Florida and currently lives in Berkeley, California where they research how environmental injustice affects wildlife. Specifically, their research looks at how environmental injustice along with historical legacies like redlining, impacts biodiversity, how animals behave, and how healthy they are. Outside of science, Cesar like to climb and and spend time in community with friends, whatever that may look like!!
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Kiddie Cut: Bilen Berhanu - Vertical Limit
Content Warning: Somatic experiences of disability around covid
Episode Description: Bilen Berhanu joins the show to share an all-ear-friend story of hiking the Catskill Mountains as a disabled woman experiencing the conflict of needs between her brain and body.
In their own words: Born and raised in Ethiopia, currently based in Brooklyn (NY), Bilen is a lifelong enthusiast and student of all things outdoors. Bilen has an established full-spectrum doula practice. Her care work is grounded in liberatory practices of reclaiming agency and providing pathways to empowered experiences in life’s monumental transitions. In an effort to add to the movement to address disparities, Bilen is deeply committed to creating accessible, culturally competent, and LGBTQIA+ affirming experiences in the outdoors. Bilen graduated with a BA in Environmental Studies from Mount Holyoke College and an MA in Social Science: Environment & Community from Humboldt State University.
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Bilen Berhanu: Vertical Limit
Content Warning: Profanity, Somatic feelings of intense illness
Episode Description: Bilen Berhanu joins the show to share a story of hiking the Catskill Mountains as a disabled woman and experiencing the conflict between what her brain vs body needed.
In their own words: Born and raised in Ethiopia, currently based in Brooklyn (NY), Bilen is a lifelong enthusiast and student of all things outdoors. Bilen has an established full-spectrum doula practice. Her care work is grounded in liberatory practices of reclaiming agency and providing pathways to empowered experiences in life’s monumental transitions. In an effort to add to the movement to address disparities, Bilen is deeply committed to creating accessible, culturally competent, and LGBTQIA+ affirming experiences in the outdoors. Bilen graduated with a BA in Environmental Studies from Mount Holyoke College and an MA in Social Science: Environment & Community from Humboldt State University.
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Check out: https://www.disabledhikers.com/about; and @thehoodhikers, @tristatehikers, @disabledhikers and @unlikelyhikers on Instagram
Kiddie Cut - Joi Spears: Teufel Hund
Content Warning: Racism, verbal abuse, barking dogs, sexism
Episode Description: Joi Spears compares and contrasts two stories centered around her work as a Vet Tech and key moments in the support (or lack there of) from her managers during moments of acute racism.
In their own words: Joi Spears is a veterinary technician, laboratory technician, visual artist, and volunteer zookeeper in Phoenix, Arizona. Having taken an unconventional approach to life science, she originally wanted to be a veterinarian, but her creative interests took her in a different direction. After finishing her undergraduate studies in visual and public art at California State University, Monterey Bay, she spent time working as an art teacher and freelance artist in her hometown of Los Angeles. After a while, she realized she hadn’t yet given up on her love of science and interest in working with animals, and later moved to Phoenix with her husband and two toddlers, where she returned to school with vet school in mind. To gain experience in the field, she has worked in veterinary clinics, laboratories, and volunteered at zoos and wildlife rehab facilities, where she quickly developed a particular fascination with parasites. In addition to her work in the clinic, she also volunteers at a zoo where she works with primates, her favorite of which are the very rare pileated gibbons. Now, she is preparing to start graduate school this Fall, where she will be studying Environmental and Global Health, with a focus on veterinary entomology and parasitology.
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Joi Spears: Teufel Hund
Content Warning: Racism, dogs barking, sexism, profanity
Episode Description: Joi Spears compares and contrasts two stories centered around her work as a Vet Tech and key moments in the support (or lack there of) from her managers during moments of acute racism.
In their own words: Joi Spears is a veterinary technician, laboratory technician, visual artist, and volunteer zookeeper in Phoenix, Arizona. Having taken an unconventional approach to life science, she originally wanted to be a veterinarian, but her creative interests took her in a different direction. After finishing her undergraduate studies in visual and public art at California State University, Monterey Bay, she spent time working as an art teacher and freelance artist in her hometown of Los Angeles. After a while, she realized she hadn’t yet given up on her love of science and interest in working with animals, and later moved to Phoenix with her husband and two toddlers, where she returned to school with vet school in mind. To gain experience in the field, she has worked in veterinary clinics, laboratories, and volunteered at zoos and wildlife rehab facilities, where she quickly developed a particular fascination with parasites. In addition to her work in the clinic, she also volunteers at a zoo where she works with primates, her favorite of which are the very rare pileated gibbons. Now, she is preparing to start graduate school this Fall, where she will be studying Environmental and Global Health, with a focus on veterinary entomology and parasitology.
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Kiddie Cut - Asia Bright: Hikers' Delight
Content Warning: Mentions of owls
Episode Description: Asia Bright, of Black Girls Hike, joins the podcast for Episode 2 to talk about the founding of Black Girls Hike and speaking lifers into existence.
In her own words: Born and raised in Baltimore MD, Asia has always had a passion for nature and outdoor adventure. Originally starting with a small group of friends, Asia often led guided hiking tours throughout the DMV to explore its natural parks/attractions, eventually extending to the northeast region and westward to the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. What started as a grassroots effort to bring more black people in her community outdoors to enjoy and participate in outdoor adventures, sparked the Black Girls Hike movement.
Black Girls Hike showcases the adventures of black women hiking throughout all areas of the world. Through storytelling content and curated hiking & travel experiences, Black Girls Hike creates a community of black and brown outdoor enthusiasts while diversifying the outdoors.
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Asia Bright: Hikers' Delight
Content Warning: Adult Language. Mentions of owls and alcohol use
Episode Description: Asia Bright, of Black Girls Hike, joins the podcast for Episode 2 to talk about the founding of Black Girls Hike and speaking lifers into existence.
In her own words: Born and raised in Baltimore MD, Asia has always had a passion for nature and outdoor adventure. Originally starting with a small group of friends, Asia often led guided hiking tours throughout the DMV to explore its natural parks/attractions, eventually extending to the northeast region and westward to the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. What started as a grassroots effort to bring more black people in her community outdoors to enjoy and participate in outdoor adventures, sparked the Black Girls Hike movement.
Black Girls Hike showcases the adventures of black women hiking throughout all areas of the world. Through storytelling content and curated hiking & travel experiences, Black Girls Hike creates a community of black and brown outdoor enthusiasts while diversifying the outdoors.
Help us keep making the show: Patreon.com/WeOutHerePod
Twitter and IG @TheWeOutHerePod
Start learning about whose land you're on and begin taking action by visiting https://native-land.ca/
Check out Black Girls Hike at
https://www.instagram.com/blackgirlshike_/ and
BlackGirlsHike.net
Kiddie Cut: Dr. Baker Bakashaba - Farmly Matters
Season 3 starts with an all ears friendly story of a heartwarming trip to the farm with Dr. Bakashaba and his Campion Farmers as they milk the cows, pump from the well, and catch a post-bedtime vibe out on the land.
Dr. Baker Bakashaba is a Munyankore/Ugandan Doctor of Medicine and farmer who was born and raised on and by the farm. Despite his busy engagements as a public health specialist leading programs for the treatment of HIV and TB in Uganda, he still finds time to look after the land and his beloved animals on the farm.
Shout out to all the lovers of the land
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Dr. Baker Bakashaba - Farmly Matters
Season 3 starts with a heartwarming trip to the farm with Dr. Bakashaba and his Campion Farmers as they milk the cows, pump from the well, and catch a post-bedtime vibe out on the land.
Dr. Baker Bakashaba is a Munyankore/Ugandan Doctor of Medicine and farmer who was born and raised on and by the farm. Despite his busy engagements as a public health specialist leading programs for the treatment of HIV and TB in Uganda, he still finds time to look after the land and his beloved animals on the farm.
Shout out to all the lovers of the land
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Kiddie Cut - Vinny Thomas: Croc Bottom
Content Warning: claustrophobia-inducing scenarios, fear of drowning, fear of big cats
Actor and comedian Vinny Thomas joins Allison and Alexi on the season 2 finale with a tale of woe and whimsy, the tragic loss of childhood drip, and the realization of all our collective fears around quicksand.
Vinny Thomas first gained prominence through his, often nature-themed, online videos, and has been recognized by Vanity Fair, The Hollywood Reporter, USA Today, and Vulture as an upcoming comedian to know. After launching his comedy career in Chicago at The Second City, Vinny was named a Characters New Face at the 2021 Just For Laughs Festival. Shortly after, he joined the staff of NPR’s iconic favorite Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me as a guest writer. Vinny was most recently featured as writer and performer in the 2023 CBS Comedy Showcase. You can see him on Platonic on AppleTV.
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Vinny Thomas: Croc Bottom
Content Warning: explicit language, claustrophobia-inducing scenarios, fear of drowning, fear of big cats
Actor and comedian Vinny Thomas joins Allison and Alexi on the season 2 finale with a tale of woe and whimsy, the tragic loss of childhood drip, and the realization of all our collective fears around quicksand.
Vinny Thomas first gained prominence through his, often nature-themed, online videos, and has been recognized by Vanity Fair, The Hollywood Reporter, USA Today, and Vulture as an upcoming comedian to know. After launching his comedy career in Chicago at The Second City, Vinny was named a Characters New Face at the 2021 Just For Laughs Festival. Shortly after, he joined the staff of NPR’s iconic favorite Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me as a guest writer. Vinny was most recently featured as writer and performer in the 2023 CBS Comedy Showcase. You can see him on Platonic on AppleTV.
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How to start a union https://www.themuse.com/advice/how-to-start-a-union
Kiddie Cut - Chelsea Connor: Mother Maria
Episode Content Warning: Natural disasters; home/family/community devastation; sound effects of home destruction; brief discussion around family death and pet injury
Herpetologist, artist and graduate student from the Commonwealth of Dominica in the Caribbean: Chelsea Connor joins the podcast on this ALL EARS FRIENDLY episode with a story of a community surviving the storm of Hurricane Maria.
Chelsea has worked on the diet overlap between the native and invasive species of anole on my home island as an undergrad and I am excited to continue her work as a grad student looking at Caribbean biogeography and Lesser Antillean reptiles. Chelsea is one of the co-founding members of BlackBirdersWeek with BlackAFinSTEM.
Learn about anoles by following the hashtag "#DidYouAnole?" on Twitter.
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How to Prepare for Hurricanes NOAA.gov/hurricane-prep
Chelsea Connor: Mother Maria
Herpetologist, artist and graduate student from the Commonwealth of Dominica in the Caribbean: Chelsea Connor joins the podcast this month with a story of a community surviving the storm of Hurricane Maria.
Chelsea has worked on the diet overlap between the native and invasive species of anole on my home island as an undergrad and I am excited to continue her work as a grad student looking at Caribbean biogeography and Lesser Antillean reptiles. Chelsea is one of the co-founding members of BlackBirdersWeek with BlackAFinSTEM.
Learn about anoles by following the hashtag "#DidYouAnole?" on Twitter.
Episode Content Warning: Natural disasters; home/family/community devastation; brief discussion around a pet injury
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Hurricane Prep NOAA.gov/hurricane-prep
Kiddie Cut: Destiny Flemons - You're in Danger, Girl
Enjoy this all-ears friendly tale of Destiny Flemons, Farm Bill Wildlife Biologist of 'Quail and Pheasants Forever', showin up on site talkin' tents half full and big cat chaos. Come thru and hear the tail unfold.
Episode Content Warning: Isolation in the outdoors
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Destiny Flemons - You're in Danger, Girl
Destiny Flemons, Farm Bill Wildlife Biologist of 'Quail and Pheasants Forever', shows up on site with a long tale of tents half full and big cat chaos. Come thru and hear the tail unfold.
Episode Content Warning: Swears/curses, isolation in the outdoors
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Kiddie Cut: Sharon Dorsey - Bee-Ware the Hairy Vine
Ecologist and writer Sharon Dorsey joins the team on this month's episode sharing a story about being ambushed by unexpected ground-dwelling residents of the forest while surveying the ecology out east.
Episode Content Warning: buzzing insects, eldrich vine horror
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Sharon Dorsey - Bee-ware the Hairy Vine
Ecologist and writer Sharon Dorsey joins the team on this month's episode to share a story bein ambushed by unexpected ground-dwelling residents of the forest while surveying the ecology out east. Pre-Order 'Been Outside: Adventures of Black Women, Nonbinary, and Gender Nonconforming People in Nature'
Episode Content Warning: buzzing insects, eldrich vine horror
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Kiddie Cut: Ramesh Laungani - The Forest thru the Trees
In this all-ears-friendly version of the episode Dr. Ramesh Laungani comes to the program with a story of career-trajectory-changing serendipity in the form of a trip to the right place with the right people and shows that even salting a leech can be a good memory.
Episode Content Warning: parent-child conflict
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Ramesh Laungani - The Forest thru the Trees
Dr. Ramesh Laungani comes to the program with a story of life-changing serendipity in the form of a resume-boosting trip to the right place with the right people and proves that even salting a leech can be a good memory.
Episode Content Warning: some light profanity, parent-child conflict
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Kiddie Cut: Lameace Hussain - Snake Rattle and Roll
Enjoy this all-ear friendly story by Lameace Hussain's fond farewell with a friend as they delve thru rattlesnake country in the search of the Washington State forests' striped whip snakes
Episode Content Warning: Snakes, smoking
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Lameace Hussain - Snake Rattle and Roll
Lameace Hussain joins the podcast with a story about sharing a fond farewell with a friend as they f*** around and find out on a trip to the forests of Washington State to collect data on striped whip snakes
Episode Content Warning: Some light profanity, snakes, smoking
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Kiddie Cut: Dr. Ariangela Kozik - Whale whale whale
Dr. Ari Kozik comes thru with a hilarious tale of intergenerational trauma, the challenges of the water, and the wonderful and (occasionally) life-changing surprises that come along the way!
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Dr. Ariangela Kozik - Whale whale whale
Dr. Ari Kozik comes thru with a hilarious tale of intergenerational trauma, the challenges of the water, and the wonderful and (occasionally) life-changing surprises that come along the way!
Episode Content Warning: Some light profanity
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Kiddie Cut: Julia K - Mademoiselle Morel
Julia K tells a kid and sensitive ear-friendly story from years gone by of her experience as a forager looking for morel mushrooms in the forest, getting lost, and a little bit waterlogged as she seeks absolute morel victory.
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Julia K - Mademoiselle Morel
Julia K tells a story from years gone by of her experience as a forager looking for morel mushrooms in the forest, getting lost, and a little bit waterlogged as she seeks absolute morel victory.
Episode Content Warning: Some light profanity
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Kiddie Cut Bonus: Alexi Grousis - Shark Bait
The Season 2 kid-friendly Premier where Alexi tells a story from college about the animal shenanigans that befell him on his final day of research at the now defunct VIERS Station on St. John, USVI. Sharks, rays, turtles, termites, and befuddled tourists: what more could you ask for? RIP VIERS
Episode Content Warning: Some insect body-horror
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Alexi Grousis - Shark Bait
The Season 2 Premier where Alexi tells a story from college about the animal shenanigans that befell him on his final day of research at the now defunct VIERS Station on St. John, USVI. Sharks, rays, turtles, termites, and befuddled tourists: what more could you ask for? RIP VIERS
Episode Content Warning: Some light profanity and insect body-horror
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Kiddie Cut Bonus: Jojo West - Oh Buoy!
The season finale features the Prince of Precipitation, Jojo West, comin thru with a tale of mayhem at sea and good island eats during a research trip to Mo'orea.
Episode Content Warning: Some profanity, death, alcohol consumption, being lost at sea
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Jojo West: Oh Buoy
The season finale features the Prince of Precipitation, Jojo West, comin thru with a tale of mayhem at sea and good island eats during a research trip to Mo'orea.
Episode Content Warning: Some profanity, death, alcohol consumption, being lost at sea
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Kiddie Cut Bonus: Jaida Elcock - Big Fsssh
Enjoy this sensitive ear friends version of the one and only Jaida Elcock comin thru disrespectful of her elders, Alexi and Allison, tellin a story of shark stalking, fin fondling, and darkled data.
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Jaida Elcock: Big Fsssh
The one and only Jaida Elcock comes thru disrespectful of her elders, Alexi and Allison, tellin a story of shark stalking, fin fondling, and darkled data.
Episode Content Warning: Some profanity
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Kiddie Cut Bonus: Allison Jones - Cat Nap
Allison reminisces about her and Alexi's first time meeting a big cat with some unexpected consequences. WOH is for the kids.
Episode Content Warning: Some profanity
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Allison Jones: Cat Nap
Allison reminisces about her and Alexi's first time meeting a big cat with some unexpected consequences. RIP chivalry.
Episode Content Warning: Some profanity
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Kiddie Cut Bonus: Ana Silverio - Tropic-Ana
Enjoy this all-ear-friendly episode where Allison and Alexi are joined by marine fisheries scientist Ana Silverio talking about her first time taking the dive with a snorkel, fighting the tide, and finding out that the (sea)grass is greener under the mangroves.
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Ana Silverio: Tropic-Ana
Allison and Alexi are joined by marine fisheries scientist Ana Silverio talking about her first time taking the dive with a snorkel, fighting the tide, and finding out that the (sea)grass is greener under the mangroves.
Episode Content Warning: Some profanity
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Kiddie Cut Bonus: Sylvana Ross - Bees in the Trap
Enjoy this all ears episode where Allison and Alexi are joined by beekeeper and science educator of the Queen City Pollinator Project, Sylvana Ross. Sylvana comes thru with a story about an unexpected bee rescue and relocation in rural Ohio to Cincinnati (historically known as the territory of the Myaamiaki [Miami-Illinoise/Irenwa branch of the Algonquin speaking people], Kaskaskia, Osage, and Shawnee people), as she finds herself both sticking out and unstuck.
Make your garden and yard pollinator-friendly https://www.fs.fed.us/wildflowers/pollinators/documents/AttractingPollinatorsV5.pdf
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Sylvana Ross: Bees in the Trap
Allison and Alexi are joined by beekeeper and science educator of the Queen City Pollinator Project, Sylvana Ross. Sylvana comes thru with a story about an unexpected bee rescue and relocation in rural Ohio to Cincinnati (historically known as the territory of the Myaamiaki [Miami-Illinoise/Irenwa branch of the Algonquin speaking people], Kaskaskia, Osage, and Shawnee people), as she finds herself both sticking out and unstuck.
Episode Content Warning: Some profanity
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Kiddie Cut Bonus: Alexi Grousis - The Lost Boys
A bonus for the kids - Alexi tells a story (taking place in the intersection of the traditional lands of the Eastern and Western Mono/Monache tribes of the Sierra Nevadas) rife with foolishness and shenanigans during an end of the school year camping with the boys.
Episode Content Warning: Some light profanity and snakes
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Alexi Grousis: The Lost Boys
Alexi tells a story (taking place in the intersection of the traditional lands of the Eastern and Western Mono/Monache tribes of the Sierra Nevadas) rife with foolishness and shenanigans during an end of the school year camping with the boys.
Episode Content Warning: Some light profanity and snakes
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Kiddie Cut Bonus: Corina Newsome - Fresh Prints
Enjoy this all ages episode of The We Out Here Podcast featuring Atlanta-based (Lower Muscogee Creek Tribal lands) Ornithologist Corina Newsome as she shares a harrowing tale of exhaustion, desperation, and unexpected rejuvenation in the Georgia marshlands while studying the seaside sparrows.
Episode Content Warning: Some light profanity, depictions of panic attacks and violence, sudden loud sounds
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Corina Newsome: Fresh Prints
Atlanta-based (Lower Muscogee Creek Tribal lands) Ornithologist Corina Newsome shares a harrowing tale of exhaustion, desperation, and unexpected rejuvenation in the Georgia marshlands while studying the seaside sparrows.
Episode Content Warning: Some light profanity, depictions of panic attacks, sudden loud sounds
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Kiddie Cut Bonus: Jaylen Bastos - Mortal Bomb Bat
Enjoy this all ages episode of The We Out Here Podcast featuring Vancouver-based urban wildlife ecologist Jaylen Bastos who joins Allison and Alexi to talk about colonization, the beauty in Blackness, all the wildness that comes along with camera-trappin' in the city.
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Jaylen Bastos: Mortal Bomb Bat
Vancouver-based urban wildlife ecologist Jaylen Bastos joins Allison and Alexi to talk about colonization, the beauty in Blackness, all the wildness that comes along with camera-trappin' in the city.
Episode Content Warning: Language
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Allison Jones & Alexi Grousis: Jailbird Blues
Welcome to the podcast! Allison and Alexi talk about their time working in zoos together and some of the misadventures that came along the way.
This episode contains light profanity
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