Keyboards. Known for typing.

Famous for just typing. We're not doing the music ones.

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

Let's find out why keyboards are 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. My guests today are Jeff Rubin and Cody Ziegler.

Really exciting, really great. Jeff Rubin is an old, old pal of mine from the College Humor.com days. That was a very formative place for me working at college humor. And Jeff

Rubin is many, many things. He is the creator of Liesgame.com. That is a free multiplayer game that

you can play with your friends. It's not an app. You just go to the website

and then get a room and get down to it. It can be over Zoom. It can be in person, whatever you want.

There's new questions since he was on this show last time, and it's very, very fun, very, very

quick. Just a really great way to, you know, liven up a hang and have a good time. Again, that's liesgame.com.

Very easy URL as well. Jeff also hosts a wonderful interview podcast called The Jeff Rubin

Jeff Rubin Show. And he's now doing a very, very funny series of videos. They're on his YouTube

and his TikTok. The username for both of those is Jeff Rubin, Jeff Rubin.

It's a video series where Jeff reviews children's books because he is a new father,

and he and his son are receiving a lot of them, and he has the absolute best angle on these

things. The next one is about Paul learns to be polite. If anybody knows that one, out in the literature world. Anyway, you may remember Jeff from the Wooden Blocks

episode of this podcast. Also, I have a new guest today in Cody Zieg. Zigg is an amazing

podcaster and writer. He's written for many TV shows, including Rick and Morty. He's written

comic books for Marvel, and then podcast

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