3 chapters across the catalog
Harrison Ford announces a $20 million funding commitment from Conservation International for climate efforts. Meanwhile, a UK justice predicts that eating meat could eventually be banned and classified as "ecocide," similar to the social shift against smoking.
A discussion about a dinner party featuring "mutton and mead" leads to a debate over the difference between lamb and mutton. John C. Dvorak explains that mutton is older sheep meat with a distinct, often unpleasant smell due to the fat. Adam Curry recommends smoking lamb over mesquite or pecan wood to eliminate the "muttony" flavor, noting that BBQ is a "religion" in Texas.
The seasonal challenges of live oak trees in Austin, Texas, are discussed, specifically the yellow pollen that affects residents. A suggestion is made to use the wood from these trees for smoking meat in a barbecue after it has been properly dried.
