Eels, known for being snaky.

Famous for being electricy.

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

Let's find out why eels are secretly incredibly fascinating. Hey,

Hey there, folks, welcome to a whole new podcast episode. A podcast all about why being alive is more

interesting than people think it is. My name is Alex Schmidt. And I'm not alone. One of my favorite

guests and people is back on the show. Katie Golden is an incredible comedy writer and

podcaster. I hope you're already a fan of Creature Feature Feature.

Creature Feature is her podcast. It's over on IHeartRadio. If you like my podcast, at all, even a little bit,

even 0.001%. You're going to like Creature Feature. Check it out. Katie's also a fantastic comedy

writer. She's behind the at Pro Bird Rights Twitter account, and she's one of the writers for the

Some More News channel on YouTube. Also, I've gathered all of our postal codes and used

internet resources like native-land.ca. I want to acknowledge that I recorded this on the traditional

land of the Canarsie and Lenape peoples. also want to acknowledge that in North America and in many

other locations, native people are very much still here. That feels worth doing on each episode,

and then my guest today, Katie Golden, she taped this show in the country of Italy. As I

understand it, that location has a context outside of this. Today's episode is about Eels, and Eels is a patron suggested topic.

There's sort of a special reason I picked this and wanted to make it.

In the patron suggestion threads, a lot of times people give extra context on why they're

suggesting something.

And patron Shane, Shane is one of many, you know,

long-running patrons who suggest stuff many months. And he said that particular month, it had been

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