Rubber ducks known for being yellow.

Famous for being floaty.

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

Let's find out why rubber ducks are secretly incredibly fascinating. 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 Schmitz, and I'm not alone. I'm starting off 2023 with two wonderful guests.

Billy Wayne Davis is back on the show. He has a new comedy special out. It is called

Testify. And it's fantastic. One of my favorite descriptions of the American South have ever heard

an incredible whole run at the end that I won't spoil. Testify is the title. You can get it

through a wonderful website for all kinds of comedy specials called 800 pound gorilla or get

it on prime video,

YouTube, Google Play, bunch of other services that I will link.

Billy is also touring his stand-up all over the American South in February.

He'll be in Nashville, Tennessee, Huntsville, Alabama, Asheville, North Carolina, and

Atlanta, Georgia, and maybe more shows after I taped this.

I don't know. Go to BWDTour.com

to see that, and I'll have that linked as well. I'm also joined by a new guest, Zach Oyama is a

wonderful comedy writer, performer, everything else, and I hope you know him from Dimension 20.

Also on all sorts of other shows from dropout.tv, which is a fantastic independent ad-free comedy

streaming service that's worth checking out.

Also, I've gathered all of our zip codes and used internet resources like native-land.claan.

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

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