Jann Arden

So we'll see.

I think it's the beginning of something fun.

Slip of the tongue podcast.

It is a podcast culture.

Because I, it's usually to me, it's like an, because I listen to the headlines on New York Times every day.

I listen to the Daily every day.

I listen to Ezra Klein.

Like I take it all in.

And then when I'm like vacuuming and just going about my day, I just kind of want to laugh and I listen to this stuff.

And so...

I don't know.

Pellet cleanser.

It's fun.

And there's community there.

Like people want to get together and talk about their favorite artist, their favorite musician, their favorite.

You know, I think it's why a lot of listeners who listen to our podcast say, you know, they love coming and just listening to three people talk.

And they say it feels like you're eavesdropping on a conversation with friends.

And I feel like that's kind of like sometimes that's what you want, too.

Oh my gosh.

Wheelbarrow of wood becomes like the physical representation of everyone's mortality.