Mountain pyg- py- have you ever seen one up the mountain?

No, I haven't.

I don't go to the mountains often.

I live more closer to the beach.

[laughs]

Read me, please, the poem.

Like a mountain pygmy possum emerging from under a blanket of snow after a long, frosty winter, I dream that the world will wake up and realize the problem at hand.

Like a mountain pygmy possum uses its acute hearing to listen for predators and find prey, I hope the government will listen, stop greenwashing, and start taking real action.

Mountain pyg- py- have you ever seen one up the mountain?

No, I haven't.

I don't go to the mountains often.

I live more close to the beach.

[laughs]

Read me please the poem.

Like a mountain pygmy possum, emerging from under a blanket of snow after a long, frosty winter, I dream that the world will wake up and realize the problem at hand.

Like a mountain pygmy possum uses its acute hearing to listen for predators and find prey, I hope the government will listen, stop greenwashing, and start taking real action.

Let's listen in.

Hi, Nat.

Thanks so much for inviting me back on your Cheers with Nat podcast.

You asked me a few questions, and the first one was how has my career changed since we last chatted? Well, the backbone of my business is doing a lot of training, which I still do.

I train people how to look after beer, how to taste beer, how to keep beer.

Cask beer is really my specialty, and I travel a lot to make sure that people have got the skills to look after cask ale properly.

I have spread my wings a little bit.

Didn't realize it went that far back.