Congratulations, you've made it to the fourth and final episode of Pedal for Pongo!
Picking up from our arrival in New Brunswick, New Jersey, this episode combines all that we've learned so far while introducing our final interviewee, Dr. Erin Vogel. Over the course of this episode, we make our way to the Philadelphia Zoo while reflecting on our trip, what we've learned, and what it means to be responsible environmental stewards in the 21st Century.
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This episode was first posted on June 1, 2020.
Lastly, this episode is broken off of the entire film, which runs for over an hour. Sometime really weird things happen. It was reviewed during editing, again when made into this episode, and again before upload. IF I MISSED SOMETHING STUPID, and there's an audio spike or dropoff, or an image is randomly flipped, etc., please let me know. These things get missed sometimes because neither technology nor humans are perfect.
31 май 2020
