Antarctica, known for being cold, famous for being the bottom. Nobody thinks much about it, so let's have some fun. Let's find out why Antarctica is 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 Schmidt, and I'm not alone. Two wonderful guests today, Joey Clift and Craig Fay. I hope you remember Joey Clift from the Microwave Ovens episode of this podcast.

Joey's also a fantastic comedy writer, comedy performer, and filmmaker.

And Joey just released a new Comedy Central short. It's an animated short, and it's called

How to Cope with Your Team, changing its Native American mascot.

And the short is a comedy PSA.

It's about sports teams changing their native mascot, you know, at long last, finally.

You know, like, such as the Cleveland baseball team that didn't make the playoffs and now

their seasons over and they finally have to start being called the Guardians. Finally? You know, like, finally, man, come on. Anyway, awesome short

also has an awesome voice cast. It's got Janish Meeting and Ty Leclair from Rutherford Falls.

It's got John Timothy from Spirit Rangers. It's on all the Comedy Central's like social media platforms and

stuff. So you might have already seen it. But we'll also, of course, have a link for you to see it in the

episode links. Please enjoy. I'm also joined by Craig Faye, who is a new guest, wonderful comedian,

very funny on Twitter. He is at Craig Faye Comedy on Twitter. And Craig co-hosts a fantastic comedy podcast.

It's called The Villain Was Right.

Every week they ask the question, was the villain of this pop culture touchstone?

You know, actually not that bad.

Or perhaps even, right.

If you're looking for a starting point, I particularly recommend the Wonder Woman

1984 episode.

But you can jump in anywhere.

You can also jump into anything else that's on that same podcast network.

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