The scream, known for being a painting.

Famous for being screaming.

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

Let's find out why The Scream is secretly incredibly fascinating. Hey, there, folks.

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. My two guests today are Cody Johnston and Katie Stoll.

That's right, Cody Johnston, Katie Stoll from Some More News on YouTube.

Also, it's podcast entitled Even More News. We're also former colleagues at the former workplace crack.com. Now we're all doing our own things. And Cody and Katie are tracking the

politics and authoritarianism and boars that are sweeping the world. They're also working with

friends of this show like David Christopher Bell and Katie Golden. And Somemore News is huge. I think

they're doing a lot to legitimately de-radicalize people, especially on YouTube. Also, I've gathered

all of our zip codes and use internet resources like

native-dashland.ca to acknowledge that I recorded this on the traditional land of the

Kataba, Ino, and Shikori peoples. Acknowledge that Cody and Katie each recorded this on the

traditional land of the Gabrielino Or Tongva and Kich and Chumash peoples.

And acknowledge that in all of our locations, native people are very much still here.

That feels worth doing on each episode.

And today's episode is about The Scream.

The Scream is visual art.

So, the description of this episode on all players

includes a direct link to an image of the painting. You check the description, tap the link,

and you can look at it right away. Very easy. Also, do you even need to look at it? Like,

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