Aadithya (Aadu)

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38 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2025 last heard Feb 2025

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She's into large mammals and she kind of tolerates my birding. And sometimes I'll find a bird, you know, we went to Peru earlier this year and I was showing her, oh, look, that one's like a really prehistoric looking bird. And she's like, yeah, yeah, yeah. And then like every once in a while, I'll find something that she'll be like, oh- wow, that actually is really cool and beautiful.
But I don't know. We got our camps. We're in the wildlife camp, but you know. That's good.
It's fantastic. Yeah, I think the most exciting thing for me outside of, you know, marrying my soon-to-be wife is showing all these people who are so near and dear to me a culture that I have kind of taken for granted all the cool experiences that I've had.
My sneeze is over. Well, I'm just excited to kind of show parts of my culture that I took for granted growing up, like being invited to all these weddings, going clothes shopping, like going up into the mountains, staying in a bungalow, you know, you know, seeing elephants and it's
There's the culture, there's the environment, there's just, like, the country itself that I'm really excited to show people. And, yeah, I'm super stoked. It was a lot of work to get here, but... Quick question.
I am not, but I am going to ride in on a vintage car.
I don't... I don't think I have a full say on the specific car. It could be a Jaguar, hopefully, fingers crossed. Basically, growing up, for a lot of our weddings that I attended, elephants were used, riding in on elephants.
And the horse was like, what's Jack McBrayer doing here?
No, it's fine. But elephants are, we don't ride them anymore because we found that it's actually super, you know, harmful to them. And so actually it's good that we're kind of moving away from that. Phasing that out. A car. A car is nice. And my fiance is going to be coming in on a boat. Oh, cool. That's nice.
It's a cool little fact. Can I just say... choreographed dancing, though. I want, I would love to see y'all do, like, join in on the choreographed dancing. Yes. And this is an extra bit of enticement. If you come, we will add the string dance to the choreographed dance. Okay, all right. I'm out.
Thank you. All right. Could I say one last thing, though? Sure. I, as an exercise, I found birds that I thought reminded me of each one of you. And I have some photos.
This is called the Andean Cock of the Rock. And I'll repeat that. Cock of the Rock.
What is it called again? The Andean cock of the rock. Come on.
So they have like these kind of performance halls. I'm not even joking where all the males just come and kind of unleash all their sexual energy by like bobbing and making like weird dances. Yes. And then the female like runs away rocks kind of just watch and see, you know, which one catches their eyes. So it just kind of reminded me of Conan. You know what?
Come on, man. Hey, Gil. I want to preface by saying I love hearing you on the podcast and all the shorts and your kind of laughter fills up the room and I just wanted to shout out to that. This is called the Three Waddled Bellbird. It's a really cool bird from Central America and and it is one of the loudest birds in existence.
Nice. Its calls go to, I think, 100 decibels, like a rock concert almost. Oh, my God. You can hear them across, like, the rainforest.
This is the burrowing owl. I'll take it. So, Gorley, to all of you, I've been kind of ingesting Conan content for two decades. And, Gorley, you were on the scene for me, right? Sure, sure. I think you came in and you were kind of this wise presence, right? I always think of you as an owl, like the spectacles and everything. And then you kind of started to emerge as, oh, oh, he's insane as well.
And basically the burrowing owl.
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