Cardboard, known for being brown, famous for being boxes.

Nobody thinks much about it, so let's have some fun.

Let's find out why being alive is more

interesting than people think it is. My name is Alex Schmidt, and I'm not alone. Two wonderful

returning guests today, Caitlin Gill and Blake Wexler, they are also both wonderful stand-up comedians.

Caitlin Gill's latest album is titled Major. Blake Wexler. They are also both wonderful stand-up comedians. Caitlin Gill's latest album is titled Major.

Blake Wexler has multiple number one stand-up albums, and his latest is A Lifetime of

Laughter. There are many other things as well. Blake Wexler is a podcaster. His show is called

Blake's Takes for God's Sakes. And Caitlin Gill has her own t-shirt business. It's called

guaranteeshirts.com. Great site and also provides some insight into today's topic. Also,

I've gathered all of our zip codes and used internet resources like native-land.ca to acknowledge

that I recorded this on the traditional land of the Canarsie and Lenape peoples.

Acknowledge Caitlin recorded this on the traditional land of the Yuha Viatum and Marenga Yom peoples.

Acknowledge Blake recorded this from Lenape Hoking, the traditional land of the Lenny Lenape

people.

And acknowledge that in all of our locations, native people are

very much still here. That feels worth doing on each episode. And today's episode is about

cardboard. Cardboard is a patron chosen topic for this month. Thank you to Samuel Ross for that

suggestion. Thank you to Ryan Huffman for supporting

it in the threads at SIFPod.Fund. Fun. And a really fun whole community groundswell around that

one that has been a suggestion before. And I'm not surprised. It's an absolutely perfect,

absolutely self-explanatory topic that fits the podcast like a glove, perhaps one you

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