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Hi, my name's Caleb Heron.

And I'm Shelby Wolstein.

And we're making a brand new podcast with headgum called Keeping Records.

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We basically don't have a ton of time, but the gist of the podcast is, in 1977, NASA sent two golden records into space.

Voyager 1 and Voyager 2.

And on it was like a bunch of images and writings.

And the idea was that if someone found it, they would understand life on Earth at that time.

Right. These records had songs and images and greetings in different languages. And basically,

our podcast is going to be dissecting those things from the original golden records.

And talking to our friends about what they might put on new records if we sent them into space today.

And it would mean the world.

If you would give it a listen.

And like in some sky.

Guys, honestly, like, if you could just, like, give it a listen.

It's been, like, a weird year for me and Shelby, like, explicitly, like, exclusively. And I'm just, like, if you guys could, like, do, like, if you could just, like, give you a listen to. It's been, like, a weird year for me and Shelby, like, explicitly, like, exclusively.

And just, like, if you guys could, like, do, like, the bare minimum and just, like, put it on before you go to bed or, like, on your way to work or, like, when you're cooking, or, like, literally any time, like, in the shower, like, Jake and a mirror are threatening us.