Imperial units of measurement.

Known for being feet.

Famous for being miles.

Nobody thinks much about them.

Let's have some fun.

Let's find out why imperial units 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. I'm joined by one of my favorite guests ever.

Katie Golden is an incredible comedy writer and podcaster.

I hope you are already a fan of her podcast entitled

Creature Feature Over on IHeart Radio. She's also a writer for the Some More News channel on

YouTube and the comedy writer behind at Pro Bird Rights on Twitter. Also, I've gathered all of our

postal codes. I've used internet resources like native dash land.com.

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 in

the world, native people have been here and are very much still here. That feels worth doing on

each episode. Also, my guest, Katie Golden,

she taped this show in the country of Italy. And as I understand it, Italy is separate from the

context I just described. Today's episode is about imperial units of measurement. That's a patron

chosen topic. Many thanks to Kyle Benton for that excellent idea and to everybody who voted for it over at SIFPod. Fun. What a perfect thing to actually know more about. So please sit back or continue driving, thinking of it in miles but maybe switch to kilometers or the other way around. Why not, why not change it up today? Why not get wild?

Either way, here's this episode of Secretly Incredibly Fascinating

with the great Katie Golden.

I'll be back after we wrap up.

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