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Speaker 1: Are you interested in life lived close to the land,

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Speaker 1: in the incredible stories of people that do? Are you

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Speaker 1: interested in conservation, biology or hunting? Then listen to the

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Speaker 1: bear grease podcast with me, clay newcomb, as I'll explore

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Speaker 1: the culture, traditions and history of rural America. I'll dive

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Speaker 1: in deep with biologists. They're gonna go and they're gonna

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Speaker 1: set up shop where food is available, where it's the

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Speaker 1: easiest and where there's the most of it. Psychologist, that's

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Speaker 1: called confirmation bias. Every person has it, but is unaware

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Speaker 1: of it and would certainly deny it if you ask him. Anthropologist.

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Speaker 1: When do we believe that dogs were first domesticated? Twenty

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Speaker 1: thousand years is like the genetic signatures for a dog

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Speaker 1: up here, and Hill billies. It's a pretty incredible privilege

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Speaker 1: to be a backwoodsman in I can't imagine anything else

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Speaker 1: really to learn about human nature in our ancient connection

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Speaker 1: to the land. The bear grease podcast launches on April seven.

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Speaker 1: Listen to the bear grease podcast on the I heart radio, APP,

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Speaker 1: apple podcast or wherever you listen to podcasts. m