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What's happening weirdos? This is an episode I am very, very excited about. This is one of my all-time

new newest, meaning I've only known about them for, I don't know, six months, but I can already say

one of my all-time favorite bands of all time. Did I already say of all-time? This is Bird Talker,

specifically this is Zach and Danny Green. They are incredible. I just want to make sure their

last name is Green. What if it isn't? It is! It is Green. Oh good. That would have been a bad

way to start. Zach and Danny, Green. They are a delight. They're Richard Roer, they're Alan Watts,

they are Ramdoth's set to music basically, but not in any way that I can really describe. Just

the best parts of mysticism and sort of brilliant transcendent ideas, but in an amazing,

amazing band that I would just like them, just straight for their music, but it also so happens

that if you listen to them carefully or not even that carefully, you'll find yourself moved and

transported. I gosh, about them enough in the episode. I don't have to do it here. We're going to

listen to one of their songs, but first I want to thank everybody for your support of this podcast.

Obviously it's a free show and the best way to support us if you enjoy us is to try one of the

pizza picks. And a great way to start is everybody wears pants or almost everybody enjoys pants. I like

pants, but I hate hard pants. I really do. I don't know where we went wrong as a species that we

started wearing stiff, uncomfortable ill-fitting, hard jeans that take months to break in and

don't give you the room to be comfortable, to be honest. It's the 21st century. Let's start

wearing comfortable soft pants that look good. Enter my favorite pants. No lie. This is earnest.

The perfect jean. They look great. Val said they're my her favorite jeans that I own,

but here's the secret. They feel amazing. They're super soft. They're super flexible, but it is a secret.

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