Gray, known for being a color, famous for being a color, and maybe boring. Nobody thinks

much about it, so let's have some fun. Let's find out why gray is secretly incredibly

fascinating. 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 Schmidt, and I'm not alone. Two amazing guests join me this week. Adam Todd Brown is the creator, host, proprietor, and all-knowing, all-seeing leader of the unpopular opinion podcast network.

Unpops is one of my favorite things in podcasting, just full stop.

And then Jeff May is so funny as well.

He's a frequent guest and sometimes host on that network.

The two of them co-host a great podcast called You Don't Even Like Sports.

And they did my favorite

podcast ever made about baseball great Jose Canseco. Jeff's also co-host of Tom and Jeff Watch

Batman on the Game Fully Unemployed Network. He's the host of Side Show's Side Show podcast from

Side Show Collectibles. And they're both excellent comedians, you know, whenever that is safe to do,

a little bit online here and there. And I love these guys. I'm so glad they are on the show today.

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

Dot C.A. to acknowledge that I recorded this on the traditional land of the Kataba, Eno, and

Shikori peoples. Acknowledge Adam recorded this on the traditional land of the Kich and Chumash peoples.

And acknowledge Jeff recorded this on the traditional land of the Kich, Chumash, and Fernandainio

Tataviyam peoples.

That feels worth doing on each episode.

And today's episode is about the color gray, a seemingly boring shade that'll bring

us from prehistory to the UK to China to outer space. So please sit back or lean back

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