Allie Ward

Just get it, get them both.

Wonderful, beautiful.

The book is linked in the show notes.

I own it.

I love it.

10 out of 10 spookies.

And we will get to the episode in a moment, but first thank you to patrons at patreon.com slash allergies who support the show for a hot dollar a month or more.

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So you might hear your voice on the show.

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as for example, this one that was just left by Wolf Girl 7200, who wrote, thank you for reminding me that I love our planet and want to fight for it.

The salutogenology and ethnoecology episodes have literally changed my life this year.

Wolf Girl 7200 howls in appreciation back at you for the review.

And we will link those two episodes in the show notes for others who need their lives changed.

Okay, on to haunted hydrology.

This guest will enlighten you in the dark history of the Great Lakes, the salty seas, the dredged rivers, the chunky Siberian seals, poison dust devils, boiling rivers, pink ponds, and how a drought can shiver your spine.