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Hey, weirdos, it's Rachel. I'm still on parental leave for a little bit, but I wanted to pop in to say hello and, of course,

to introduce this week's awesome vintage rerun episode. What's wild about the episode we're about

to air is that it was top of mind as soon as I tried to think of my favorite weirdest thing

episodes ever. But when I first thought of it, I was like, no, that's way too recent an episode

to use as a rerud. But then I checked, and it's almost been an entire full actual five years

since this first aired. So I guess you could say that the weirdest thing I learned this week

is that time continues to progress in a linear fashion. This episode from 2021, which it turns out

was not just a couple of years ago,

features one of our beloved original Weirdest Thing co-host, Sarah Chodosh, and a very special

guest, the delightful comedian Josh Gondelbin, who has been rightfully compared to a sentient

cardigan. I got in touch with Josh to ask him what we should plug for him today, and he says it

would be great if people would check out his new stand-up special positive reinforcement, which is

available now on YouTube and wherever you stream audio. I'm also a subscriber to his newsletter,

That's Marvelous, which you can get for free by going to that's marvelous newsletter.com.

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If you, like me, spend a lot of your day wishing that we lived in less interesting times,

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