SARCan - S2E6 - Grain: Food, Danger, Rescue

What a great interview with Dylan.

You had to miss out on that because work.

So I got to ask all the important questions, but Dylan's extremely knowledgeable and

I wasn't going to say anything.

I was just hoping the listeners wouldn't notice that I wasn't saying anything.

But now they all know that I was away from keyboard for that episode.

But I look forward to hearing it.

And I'm sure it was a very good, informative conversation, as we mentioned at the beginning, that I'm not super well-versed in the rural farm rescue world.

So I'm looking forward to learning a few things myself and taking this episode in as a listener as opposed to a

host.

Yes, because you're known for listening to our episodes.

Before we go, I want to highlight, these are the people in your neighborhood, a section where we mentioned volunteers from across Canada.

This one's kind of a broken hearted one.

We want to give a shout out to the Halifax Search and Rescue, having helped with nearly 55 volunteers for the missing infant in Nova Scotia this past month.

While the end result was not what anybody wanted, it's incredible to know that so many people were out there raving the elements and working 24 hours a day to try to bring the child home.

Yes.

Thank you very much.

To the team, look after yourselves, look after your loved ones,

and thank you for doing what you do.

You play an important role.