Welcome back to the Ground Up Show. I'm your host Matt Diavella and my guest today is

comedian Todd Glass. You might have seen his hilarious Netflix special Act Happy or listen

to his podcast, The Todd Glass Show. On this episode we talk about Todd's journey to letting

go of stuff, the mantras that help guide his minimalist philosophy, and what things

might be worth holding on to. But first we have some business to take care of. The month

long, Get the Rock on Matt's podcast, Jingle Competition is over. Yes, in a rally to

get Dwayne the Rock Johnson on my podcast, I've called on you amazing listeners to create

a jingle for the show. And after dozens of jingle submissions and thousands of votes,

we finally have a winner. And the winner is Sam Tier.

Hey, the Rock don't be impolite, except Matt's invite to do the Ground Up Show.

Thank you so much to everybody who voted, those who submitted jingles to the competition.

This was, this is the most fun I've had in a while and I just want to thank you guys for being

a part of it. And now this week's podcast with Todd Glass.

What do you want to talk about today? Uh, do you know? No, I feel like you probably want it.

You have some things to say. Only one thing. First of all, I set it on the phone to

love the documentary. I don't know you talk about more than that on the podcast, but it changed

my life. And I was already organized. I was already organized. And I think that's what I think

a lot of people think when they, when they would, when I would tell them I saw that documentary,

they would all go, yeah, but you're already, I go, no, no, it's more than just being organized.

Everything in my house was organized, but there was stuff I didn't need. And I asked my friend

when he wanted me to watch it, he was, you got to watch this documentary on minimalism.

And I said, well, it give me a mantra because I really need a mantra. And he goes, yes. And it did.

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