You're listening to the Untitled Kondoboli Brothers podcast.

And welcome to the Untitled Kondobolu Brothers podcast episode 16.

This is the 16th episode over the course of six or seven years.

It's been five years since the last one.

The five years.

Five years since the last one we released, which was in 2015.

Right.

And then, of course, we're talking about the Untel Caled

Conda Bulla Brothers podcast.

We had our Kondobola Brothers series with Eerwolf, which that last came out in

about a year and a...

One year and a half.

A year and a half ago, and that was a live series this is the first

time we've recorded at home and done our untilocundable brothers podcast since uh 2014

since you're all curious about the statistics involving the production you're wondering wait

a second very unpopular podcast the point is it's been a very long time since we've released anything whatsoever. And we're like, you know what? People have been asking me, tens of people have been asking me, when is the podcast coming back? And I'm like, oh, you know, Ashoka and I've been pretty busy. And then they're like, no, I'm talking about the one with you and Kamau. And then I'm like, oh, all right. Yeah, I don't know. So we're putting this one out. And, you know, it's my, it's Christmas today. It is. It's Christmas Day. It's Christmas Day, which is the anniversary of the first time we released a podcast. And also the anniversary, I think, of the death of Jesus Christ, or was it when he came back to life? No, it's when he was born. Oh, born the first time. He's born the first time. And he came back, it was Easter, I think. Oh, right. That's why the nativity scene has the baby Jesus. Exactly. Which I always found funny the nativity scene. America Christianation. I fucking barely put that together myself now. I mean, it's, I don't think they need to push it any further. We got more than they got of us. They don't know. They know the, oh, you got the animal gods, but you don't know what they do. You don't know the movements they make.

Right.

Who's related to whom?

No, no. Most Hindus, I don't think, know that, to be honest. I barely do. And when I've told my stories, there's been some inconsistencies with other Hindus. They're like, that's not the right story. Hinduism, I'm pretty sure, was made by a toy maker who thought,

we have infinite action figures.

It's actually, Hinduism was developed by Galub in 1971.

Also, Galub sounds like an Indian thing.

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