Coconut

baby.

Coconut butt lotion.

Coconut butt lotion,

yeah.

Don't mess with my fucking program here.

All the girls had the coconut fucking smelling suntan oil.

Absolutely.

And that's, you know what's funny? Rob Amato has the best, so he sells Bull's Coconut.

Step in Branch Rickey, the legendary baseball executive, and signed him as a free agent with Brooklyn.

Rookie reportedly had a nickname for his utility players, Coconut Snatchers.

I have no idea what that means.

Cooney was one of them, though.

He was a Coconut Snatcher.

He played sparingly for the Dodgers in 43 and 44, appearing in only 44 games over those two seasons.

His shoulder condition called neuritis was bothering him, limiting his ability to play, and Brooklyn released him in June of 1944.

I got a couple of notes here.

It's amazing.

All right, so today we've got a special beer in honor of the Halloween weekend, and this is, I mean, I don't know if it's really in honor of Halloween, but it's called Death by Coconut, so close enough.

Coconut and chocolate.

So Death by Coconut is our beer this week.

It's from a brewery called Oscar Blue.

They make a lot of really good beers.

Four can be a little bit much for that style of beer, but let's get to it.

Let's all take a

Go back in the day.

Coconut's a good drink.

Coconut's it.

Coconut milk.

Coconut.

Coconut milk Malibu.

Oh my God.

All right, we solved it.

It tastes good, though.

The sort of first food dork observation you make about this scene as they're drinking margaritas and listening to Lime and the Coconut is like, this song is not about margaritas.

This is the wrong song, man.

This is not

Whitaker's

Coconut is the best chocolate I've ever had in my life.

The Coconut Slab.

The Coconut Slab.

If you go into pretty much every server you've ever been in, they're the little gold bars.

Yeah, I know,

As I said, it just depends on how this vote goes tomorrow.

Can a million coconut trees help protect Liberia's coastline? Well, one man who lost his family home to flooding is betting on nature to fight back.

Mostly the ones that we are planting are the ones that grow for like three years.

And also, it also contributes to the benefit and livelihoods of communities.

Many thanks to Francois Conradier, lead political economist focusing on West Africa from Oxford Economics Africa.

This is Focus on Africa from the BBC World Service.

Imagine watching the sea wash away your family home and then deciding to fight back, not with concrete walls, but with a million coconut trees.

That's the mission Liberian climate justice advocate and environmental conservationist Charles Wellington Morgan Jr. has taken on after coastal flooding destroyed his family home in 2017.