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Today I visited the Carolina Raptor Center with six kids from the local elementary school to learn about owls – spoiler: they’re cool!
This is a fun little deviation from my normal science podcast. I had the amazing opportunity to share the process of making videos with these students while actually making a video about owls.
Thanks again to the kids–Gabby, Juliana, August, and Leo– for being such good sports! You are awesome! Maybe one day you’ll be making these yourself.
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