299 - Two Hundred Ninety Nine

About this episode

The episode features a conversation about finding pets and the challenges of trust in communication.

To Rum Please visit breakerwhiskey.com for more information. Breaker Whiskey is an Atypical Artists production created by Lauren Shippen. If you'd like to support the show, please visit atypicalartists.co/support . ---- [Transcript] Wow, Rum, I haven't heard from you in an age. I think I remember correctly that you found your dog, and your dog had also picked up some other dogs in the process of being missing. So it sounds like all of you are doing well.  I have talked to Harry before about finding some kind of pet, but I don't know. We have yet to happen upon any creature that would seem to have their life improved by joining up with us. Lots of wild animals, not a lot of domesticated left.  I am sorry that people keep trying to take them from you. Sounds like it's sort of dodgy where you are. Weird that some woman claimed that she knew me and could take you to me. I guess maybe she's heard me on the radio too. Maybe she's heard me talking to you on the radio. But in any case, no, I don't know anybody.  I mean, well, I guess I know you, I know Passerine. I know the Red family, solitude. Lots of people who have sent me radio messages, Morse code messages through…

People in this episode

Host: Lauren Shippen

Topics covered

• pets
• communication
• trust
• radio messages
• wildlife
• domesticated animals

Keywords

• pets
• communication
• trust
• radio
• wildlife
• domesticated animals
• Breaker Whiskey
• Atypical Artists

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Breaker Whiskey, Atypical Artists, atypicalartists.co

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