Ok y’all, listen up: Percussion includes anything you hit to make the sound, which includes piano, bc the strings are hit with hammers, not plucked. Saxophone is a woodwind bc it has a single reed, instead of a mouthpiece. The flute/piccolo is the only exception to this woodwind vs. brass rule. Oboe is a double reed woodwind, and is quite difficult to play. And it’s sister instrument, the *English Horn* , is my pick for best instrument to hear in a soundtrack. Look it up, it’s haunting💕
Piano is usually just generally thrown into the string category. But if you want to get technical you could call it a “chordophone” which is the name they gave to mean it was between a string and a percussion instrument
@@wolfiemusepercussive chordophone (chordophone is just another word for strings) Then you have the cousin organ which is a wind instrument. The whole piano family has "I'm not like the other girls" energy.
6:00 "If you become a RUclipsr or a streamer, don't ever say like 'I can't wait for this game to come out'. Just say nothing because then they might come to you and sponsor you for a game you're going to play anyway" I guess Jack learned his lesson from the attempt to get a Coke sponsorship (all they gave him was a virtual medal) 🥤 💸
You do realize that Sean did say in one of his videos (I forget which one) he actually reached out Coca Cola to sponsor him but they said no, you know why? Cause Coca Cola doesn't do business with RUclipsrs.
Saxophone player here for 12 years: -The reed needs to be wet to make sure it doesn't crack. It also allows it to vibrate, which in turn makes the sound. You don't need to slather it in spit dw, just hold it in your mouth for a min or two lol. COULD do it w regular water but the reed ends up in your mouth anyways, so doesn't matter much - Saxophone IS a woodwind even though it's made of brass, cause the wooden bamboo reed is the whole reason it can make noise :)
"Don't do things that your dad wants to do, just cus he wants to do them." Truer words have never been spoken. I almost died because of my dad before because he told me to do something I didn't think was smart. Thnx dad.
Brain fact: koalas may have the smoothest brain, but the animal with the most wrinkled brain are dolphins. It is theorized this is partially due to the social aspect of their lives.
Although humans have never had success teaching an entire language of ours to an animal, the one we got to understand the most words? Dolphins. They can grasp present and past tense. They can't understand future tense, but still. You can straight-up ask a dolphin about past actions and they can recall and answer. (And also one of the dolphins at the Monterey Bay Aquarium lies and says he didn't do anything wrong regardless of what he actually did. Perhaps we've taught them TOO well...)
as a cellist that usually listens to this podcast in the background while i practice, it made me super happy to hear cello is sean's favorite instrument :D
If you’re going by the weather instead of solstices tho then the American layout makes sense. Where I live it’s still snowing in march and it gets up to 115 in august
Grief hits at the worst times and Brain Leak drops at the best times. God I love you two ADHD goblins. It really is just like listening to two of my friends talk. Brings me great comfort on nights like tonight.
I am in a similar spot right now, and I feel this comment in my sad little bones. Thanks for sharing, friend. As one of my friends said to me after my loss, "May his memory soon bring more joy than pain." Going back to that sentiment has helped tremendously, and I hope it helps you a little, too.
Thank you guys for the kind words. A very dear friend of mine lost his battle with depression a couple weeks ago and I am absolutely shattered. I love this community of like-minded, ADHD, goblin people. ❤️
There's some irony that Fruity Pebbles is the one cereal you picked on for being artificial when it's probably the only fruity cereal that's still flavored with actual fruit juice.
44:31 No, no-he was Italian, but he worked for the Spanish. That dude sucked fr fr 46:02 Technically, the Flat Earth business was Washington Irving’s fault-He made it up as a joke and some goobers took him seriously. Dammit, Irving!
14:25 yes basically everything Sean has said is correct. it was extremely fast, they likely heard a bit of a groan, CEO probably said “don’t worry guys! we’ve been here many times, we’re pushing boundaries her-“ BOOM immediate blackness. Also yes Ethan is right you need to roll down your windows if your car falls into a body of water. otherwise when you get more than 4-5 feet below the water, you won’t be able to open any doors due to the pressure.
As someone who was in orchestra for 8 years, I love hearing ppl appreciate stringed instruments. 😊😊😊 Cellos are so good. I also love Violas, they're so underrated and also have deep sounds
Seán: "We should have water on the podcast." Me, remembering the time the US government flooded a house in the Virgin Islands in order to put a dolphin in it so a linguist could teach it English: "That's more possible than you'd think but it's pretty expensive, dude."
The demon core was a mix of nuclear elements that wasn't sealed so the reaction didn't start, But the smart part is the core was kepted from closing and starting the reaction with a screwdrive, the guy was mesing around with the core and it sliped and closed causing the reaction to take place.
The reason our seasons start at different times is we have lots more snow here in America during the months of Jan - Early April. In fact our snowiest months are February and March here in Colorado! Also a biphasic sleep schedule (two sleeps daily) has been done culturally in many different places. i.e. Spain, la siesta. But it was also done in the Medieval ages as well, and there can actually be some benefits for some people. Great Episode fellas!
They were asking what would be the worst thing to bite into if you thought it was chocolate and I was just repeatedly saying “ranch” and I got so happy when Sean said it. One time my grandmother accidentally gave me a container filled with ranch instead of cannoli dip (cannoli filling) and I had a spoonful and that terror is engraved into my memory. I cannot consume ranch plain because of that.
21:47 Idk about orchestra, but in band, 1st chair gets the main melody pieces and the solos. I was first chair trumpet when I was in band so I always got all the really difficult and loud pieces, whereas 2nd chairs got the accompanying melodies and basically played a "backbone" piece for the 1st chairs. Just for anyone who was curious about "chair ranks" lol
As a brain leak guest: the mortitian victor m. Sweeny He is the guy that is in some wired interviews (and the anthony padilla one)and he is really funny and would explain a lot of stupid questions we all have He actually knows about brain leaks!!!!
You can put it in water! Many players do keep it in water for longer concerts to switch it out, but if you are just playing, it can ruen the Reed getting it too wet, it won't be payable. ALSO I PLAY CELLO!!! I felt so happy when you said it's your fave ❤️
33:36 Hi, master clarinet player here! We have to soak our reeds (the little cane piece we force vibrations with our air speed every time) in water or saliva so the reed can become more flexible. There are a few preferences with water or saliva, where a small vial of water is always dependable to soak in if our mouth is dry. For convenience, we can use our mouth for the same purpose. Double reed instruments (oboes and bassoons) need to use water, they have two reeds to soak which are held together with string. Us single reed instruments (clarinet and saxophone) have it pretty easy! 🤗🎵
Easter- or Eostre, as the Pagans spell it- is yet another one of those holidays that Catholics and Christians… shall we say _“borrowed?”_ It’s a fertility celebration, which is where the Eggs and Rabbits come from. In a nutshell, Spring, which when everything is born, or comes back to life after the cold, dark, dead of Winter.
Easter isn't borrowed from pagans, that is just a modern myth that comes from social media. The holiday amongst Christians is really called Pascha, so its true name is not an adaptation of the pagan Eostre. It being called Easter in the West DOES come from Eostre, but because Eostre was a time period on the calender, not a specific day and Easter fell during this time on the calendar. As well, it was not just an attempt to change something from pagan to Christian. What the Christian Pascha celebrates is an objectively Christian event that we think actually happened, its not just a Christianized version of a pagan story. And it falls on a pagan holiday because literally every single day ever is a holiday to some pagan out there. It would be impossible to establish a holiday on a day that isn't a holiday to some pagan. And it doesn't even always fall on this same day, this "pagan holiday." The date for Pascha is different every year for Christians, and even then there are two different dates. Orthodox Christian Easter (Pascha) and Western Christian Easter rarely fall on the same day. The rabbit is a thing that, yes, does not come from Christianity. Orthodox and Catholic Christians (the original Christians) typically don't use easter bunnies, at least in official capacities such as Church celebrations. Eggs come from an Eastern Christian story in which Mary Magdalene went to dine with the emperor, and brought a basket of eggs as a gift. She tells the emperor about the resurrection of Christ, to which he replies that the story is as likely as all the eggs changing color. Right as he finishes speaking, all the eggs in the basket turn blood red. This is why originally, Easter eggs in Eastern Christian celebrations were only red, not many colors. This story specifically isn't necessarily one that absolutely happened, but it is the traditional origin of Christian easter eggs.
@@BesaDelCielo14x Exactly! That’s why Christmas is celebrated in December. Because Winter Solstice was celebrated first. It marked the end of the shortest day and the beginning of the longer, warmer days that follow.
For the naps thing, humans used to sleep twice a day. One at night and a smaller one at like 2-3 basically humans would do all their work the first half of the day, sleep, then spend the rest of the day/night just hanging out or eating the shit they caught but because of the 9-5 Capitalistic system, you can't do that anymore. almost no one gets enough sleep at the end of the day also fun fact its kinda still a thing in spain, where from 2-5 in smaller towns all the shops will close, evryone will just go home to eat lunch and have a nap then from 5 onward the next shift of work happens
Sean getting the details of the demon core kind of right is strangely eerie lol Edit: okay them both being like half right about a bunch of things is a little frustrating, but I guess that's why podcasts have good engagement
So Easter might be an Old German word resurrection. The easter bunny may have been introduced to America via German immigrants. Upon further research it was a egg-laying hare called “Osterthase” or “Oschter Haws.” Its around the same time as the Spring Equinox so a lot of people now celebrate Easter of a time of renewal and fertility. 🤷♀️
The first chair of each instrument is the "best" player. You usually audition and yes they lead their group and get the solos. And it is a tuning at the beginning of the concert though it does kind of signify everyone is tuned and ready.
It's cool to hear Ethan say that Columbus day is now Indigenous People's day :) I'm Mohawk from Ontario Canada, and I was part of one of the many camera crews who were documenting the first Indigenous People's day on Alcatraz Island in 2018, and it was an amazing experience (and early in the morning lol)
Hearing Sean and Ethan talking about the history of the titanic made me smile cause my sister knows so much about the titanic and hearing Sean playing the trumpet and hearing Ethan playing the trumpet and tumbo as well made me happy
From someone who used to play saxophone, it is absolutely a woodwind, and you "lube it" or wet the woodwind with your spit because it's easier. Easier than having a little pot of water next to you the entire time since it is not as crucial. But with things such as the oboe it does actually need that wetness to be more consistent, so you have a small pot of water with you. I may absolutely be wrong but this is the information I learnt from my old saxophone teacher.
1:06:23 Story time: I walked into my kitchen once when I was a teenage lass, and saw a plate of bite sized fudge squares, beckoning me as they basked in the light from over the kitchen sink. Excitedly, I grabbed one and popped it into my mouth, ready for a sweet treat that can’t be beat. It was not a sweet treat. It was chopped up, raw deer liver that my mom was gonna cook up for the dogs. I’d say that’s the worst flavor to get when you’re expecting chocolate.
For the orchestra part, you’re right sean, they are also fine tuning the instruments because the warm lights from the stage can make the instrument out of tune. So they also do that to make sure your ready and to double check everything is tuned
Christopher Columbus was an italian explorer that couldn't convince italians to fund him for a trip to "india" so he convinced spanish king and thus went there with Spain's ships. But he was italian.
As someone who lives in Northern Ireland.... Sean is wrong and Ethan is right on the months in each season.... I don't have a clue where Sean got his info because I learned the same as Ethan in school lol
It's scary how normalized it is to consume food with thousands of ingredients instead of just eating food with nothing but WHAT IT IS. I'd rather have simple scrambled eggs for breakfast over sugary cereal any day of the week.
I'm not watching the whole thing rn because I'm tired, but as an American, I agree about our cereals, the only ones I like are Trix(but I can't eat them anymore for 1 reason) and lucky charms, and that's only because of sugar, it's hard to make sugary things taste bad because it's sugar, also Jack's American accent sounds like Gabriel Iglesias' American cowboy/country impression
I like how out of the both of them Ethan was the one who got the identification of the saxophone correct a saxophone is a woodwind for the reason he said it's because the mouth piece or the reed is wood which makes it a woodwind a brass instrument would be a trumpet because the mouth piece is metal not wood which wood make it a brass instrument not a woodwind like a saxophone.
The guy who cut corners got what he sowed for having the lives of others and his own gone in a flash. If there's anyone who "deserves" it, it's him, imo.
Saxophone is a woodwind instrument! It does use a reed for the mouth piece, but they are also made of brass! The maker of the Saxophone, Adolphe Sax, maker of other instruments, he was also a very sad man. Saxophone is also a distant cousin to the baritone. (Ref: I played tenor and baritone sax for 11 years)
ethan being the type of person with adhd who isn't affected by caffeine and jack being the type of person with adhd who is affected by caffeine is great. I always see viral tweets about ppl with adhd who caffeine makes them sleepy and I'm here like. can't relate. it helps me focus on the morning but can make me hella anxious and if I have caffeine too close to bed time I will NOT sleep, and I struggle with falling asleep enough as it is.
idk why i get so excited when people say they want to learn the cello (probably because I am a cellist), but it really makes me happy! it can be pretty hard to learn, but with time, youll love it. Also, a Saxophone IS a woodwind instrument, not brass.
As an Australian it’s so weird hearing how different the seasons are for them; summer- December, January, February. autumn- march, April, may. Winter- June, July, august. Spring- September, October, November.
I love that Ethan was taking care of chica and Henry :(((( ♡ I'm loving this podcast so much and its nice to see you guys together!!!!! I cant wait for more videos!!!!
I've always pictured and categorised the months and seasons the way Jack said Ireland does! Very interesting. Halloween just feels like the end of Autumn, and February feels like Spring for some reason
To answer some of the instrument and band questions they had. A saxophone is indeed a woodwind, reeds are also made from a cane plant similar to sugar cane. Also 1st chair basically means you are the best of the section and play the more difficult parts. If you want to know my qualifications I played the french horn for 8 years and I agree that they are underrated.
Player of clarinet, tenor saxophone, bass clarinet, and bassoon here. Single reeds *can* be started by submersion in water, but excess water in the wood can run the risk of making it too soft and more difficult to get a good intonation. A lot of it comes off in the mouth anyway, so it doesn't matter *all that much* for casual playing or beginning practice, but because it is ***not*** acceptable for performances most people don't bother getting in that habit. It also makes it, at least in my experience, almost as likely to break as if it were under-hydrated. Double reeds on the other hand, such as bassoon, oboe, and English horn, *need* to be submerged in water as they need to be *extremely* well hydrated. 2 pieces of wood vibrating in a way complementary to each other is what creates the sound, so a double reed that isn't wet enough can cause severe cracks, outright breakage, a hollow or shallow sound, terrible intonation, and unnecessary strain on the embouchure (shape and position of the mouth) that can make playing for a while tiring and much more difficult. Also - saxophone *is* a woodwind, because it uses a reed to produce sound ;P Reed you blow across = wood with wind. Because of the signature full sound, some consider it to be more like brass in the vibes, but that's not the actual classification. Woodwinds need a single or double reed to play (with the exception of flute and idk for sure why). Brass needs the vibration of the mouth itself to carry through the whole instrument. Also also - Timpani is already the plural! Timpano, as goofy as it sounds, is the singular. :) "Timpanis" is generally only used when referring to multiple sets of distinct timpani, and even that isn't *technically* appropriate (but lets be real- we all say it in that case).
Talking about instruments makes me nostalgic for my marching band days. I was in percussion (mostly xylophone like stuff) and my fave one was the vibraphone! It has a pedal like a piano but u play it with mallets, and I had to learn how to use two mallets in each hand! It was super fun.
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Do I see a Chica? And a Henry? Is Spencer starting a pawcast with his friends?
that's what i was thinking... why are they at ethan's house ? 😂
@@anya-bella was it perhaps when Mark was ill or in Korea?
It could be because Mark was doing pick ups for Iron Lung
I mean Chica and Henry are probably used to Ethan. I wouldn’t be surprised if Ethan dog sat Mark and Amy’s dogs.
I would absolutely watch an hour long podcast of Chica, Spencer and Henry playing and wandering around. Maybe they could have BB on discord? 🐕🐕🐕🐈
Me seeing the dogs with Ethan while Mark was dealing with all that stuff warms my heart
@@Lunasun-nn5lsMy guess is he was in the hospital at the time for his eyes
I have chronic fatigue and ended up falling asleep listening to this and woke up at 59:13 to Sean saying I shouldn’t be napping😂
That was God speaking through Sean telling you to turn off your electronics, THEN nap. Saves more battery that way.
feel that hardcore😂
yo i just fell asleep twice listening to this and i didn't wake up skhsjs
napping is heathly it can improve memory and a bunch of other things the only time it's bad is when it's done to much.
You guys should call it "Leak Week" when you meet in person for podcasts
Weekly Leakin'
Leakin’ n Tweakin’
This right here? Illegal
Ah a fellow chuckle sandwich viewer
Reminds me of a despicable "podcast" about sandwiches
Guy who's never seen Predator talks guy who's never seen A Christmas Story. Truly a meeting of the minds
the former band nerd in me is screaming at séan thinking a saxophone is a brass instrument but i understand why he thinks that.
wind is it not?
@@etrephesmit is considered a woodwind because it has a wooden reed unlike a trumpet or trombone that has a full metal mouthpiece.
I was loving the music/instruments segment and then Sean said that😂
I played saxophone and so many people thought it was brass not wood winds. 😂
As a Sax player i am SREAMING at the screen rn
58:02 the joys of being named Spencer and listening to this pod is occasionally being called the fuck out lmao
My parents almost named me Spencer. I have ADHD so this podcast is still a callout 90% of the time anyway lmao
Ok y’all, listen up:
Percussion includes anything you hit to make the sound, which includes piano, bc the strings are hit with hammers, not plucked.
Saxophone is a woodwind bc it has a single reed, instead of a mouthpiece. The flute/piccolo is the only exception to this woodwind vs. brass rule.
Oboe is a double reed woodwind, and is quite difficult to play. And it’s sister instrument, the *English Horn* , is my pick for best instrument to hear in a soundtrack. Look it up, it’s haunting💕
Piano is usually just generally thrown into the string category. But if you want to get technical you could call it a “chordophone” which is the name they gave to mean it was between a string and a percussion instrument
Ty for this comment, you have soothed my inner band nerd who was very kerfluffled 😂
so every human being is a percussion instrument, noted
@@wolfiemusepercussive chordophone (chordophone is just another word for strings)
Then you have the cousin organ which is a wind instrument. The whole piano family has "I'm not like the other girls" energy.
I was about to comment that the oboe is incredibly hard to play. From someone who played clarinet for over a decade lmao
as an American who hates too much sugar, Sean’s opinion was valid on the cereal.
Let's go!! Completely agree
Yep. Even the “healthy” cereals have a shit ton of sugar.
To be honest, it sounds like most of them they tried were for children, which probably skewed it a bit.
@@chuckwin4971 I think cereal is relatively made for children, but even the “healthier” cereals have hella sugar.
@@chuckwin4971 cereal made for children should have LESS sugar in them tf😭
6:00 "If you become a RUclipsr or a streamer, don't ever say like 'I can't wait for this game to come out'. Just say nothing because then they might come to you and sponsor you for a game you're going to play anyway" I guess Jack learned his lesson from the attempt to get a Coke sponsorship (all they gave him was a virtual medal) 🥤 💸
You do realize that Sean did say in one of his videos (I forget which one) he actually reached out Coca Cola to sponsor him but they said no, you know why? Cause Coca Cola doesn't do business with RUclipsrs.
Seán's American impression gives us but a glimpse of the true reality of the American lifestyle
He sounded like my moms side of the family, such as my uncles and grandpa. Except my grandpas voice is bit more lighter.
And it also freaked out my dogs because they thought that someone is was outside the front door.
Saxophone player here for 12 years:
-The reed needs to be wet to make sure it doesn't crack. It also allows it to vibrate, which in turn makes the sound. You don't need to slather it in spit dw, just hold it in your mouth for a min or two lol.
COULD do it w regular water but the reed ends up in your mouth anyways, so doesn't matter much
- Saxophone IS a woodwind even though it's made of brass, cause the wooden bamboo reed is the whole reason it can make noise :)
"Don't do things that your dad wants to do, just cus he wants to do them."
Truer words have never been spoken. I almost died because of my dad before because he told me to do something I didn't think was smart. Thnx dad.
"I will gag on your child." - Sean 2023
Henry and Chica cameo 😂 right when I was wondering if Mark was there lol
Imagine Mark in the next room over eating all the cereal they dissed on, just shaking his head at their bad takes and going, "Fine. More for me!"
@@morganqorishchi8181that would be so rich. That would have got me rolling and crying if that was to happen lord lol
I'd imagine Mark was away in Korea, attending his Grandmother's funeral. Ethan was probably dog-sitting.
Brain fact: koalas may have the smoothest brain, but the animal with the most wrinkled brain are dolphins. It is theorized this is partially due to the social aspect of their lives.
Although humans have never had success teaching an entire language of ours to an animal, the one we got to understand the most words? Dolphins. They can grasp present and past tense. They can't understand future tense, but still. You can straight-up ask a dolphin about past actions and they can recall and answer. (And also one of the dolphins at the Monterey Bay Aquarium lies and says he didn't do anything wrong regardless of what he actually did. Perhaps we've taught them TOO well...)
Perhaps. There are plenty of animals that are highly social and are smooth-brained, like rats.
Y’all are a trip. You did an ad for Harry’s razors only to do one for Manscape’s. 😂 get that money, boys!
They should do one for Henson Shaving too, it’s also neat
I have GOT to stop listening to this at work. "I'm sorry I ran out of my meds" I'm dead. 🤣
That’s how I get through work
"do you ever take a nap and you wake up and you feel like you've just died"
yes. every damn time.
as a cellist that usually listens to this podcast in the background while i practice, it made me super happy to hear cello is sean's favorite instrument :D
As a fellow cellist, my ears perked up with the honorable mention of our instrument AND Hildur 😁
The cello is such a beautiful instrument. Anytime I hear it in a song I become so much more invested
R.I.P Sean gone too soon but this Ai is crazy so glad it keeps his legacy going.
This trend is cringe, stfu
Are you proud of this comment? Are you happy with this comment?
@@hotdogdinosaur elaborate
@Chris_Butler_No1_fan just a shite joke
@@hotdogdinosaur okay……I’m not here to impress you, guess I should stop making jokes seeing as hotdogdinosaur doesn’t like my jokes
As an American, the Irish season layout makes more sense with when the solstices are
If you’re going by the weather instead of solstices tho then the American layout makes sense. Where I live it’s still snowing in march and it gets up to 115 in august
The Irish season layout is identical to what they use in my dad's native country, Uzbekistan, too. Ireland has cracked the code of how shit works.
@cecropia_mothe2050 yeah if I went by weather, America makes sense cause I live in America. But my brain likes the Irish way
It’s like Fahrenheit vs Celsius, it makes more sense based on feel, the other is cleaner and makes more sense if you like grids and patterns.
Grief hits at the worst times and Brain Leak drops at the best times. God I love you two ADHD goblins. It really is just like listening to two of my friends talk. Brings me great comfort on nights like tonight.
Hope you can find a way to deal with that grief.
Wish you the best getting through whatever it is your dealing with! ❤ (also love the term ADHD Goblins 😂)
I am in a similar spot right now, and I feel this comment in my sad little bones. Thanks for sharing, friend. As one of my friends said to me after my loss, "May his memory soon bring more joy than pain." Going back to that sentiment has helped tremendously, and I hope it helps you a little, too.
Thank you guys for the kind words. A very dear friend of mine lost his battle with depression a couple weeks ago and I am absolutely shattered. I love this community of like-minded, ADHD, goblin people. ❤️
@@ashzilla20 Oh gosh. That's the worst. I'm so sorry, friend. Sending a million hugs.
To quote John Green: their bodies became physics
There's some irony that Fruity Pebbles is the one cereal you picked on for being artificial when it's probably the only fruity cereal that's still flavored with actual fruit juice.
"American cereal is terrible...except Cinnamon Toast Crunch and Frosted Mini-wheats"
SEAN! My MAN!
👏
Cinnamon Toast Crunch goes so hard. It 100% holds up from childhood.
44:31 No, no-he was Italian, but he worked for the Spanish. That dude sucked fr fr
46:02 Technically, the Flat Earth business was Washington Irving’s fault-He made it up as a joke and some goobers took him seriously. Dammit, Irving!
I can't wait to walk around in my "Stay Leaky!" shirt. People totally won't misinterpret what it means.
14:25 yes basically everything Sean has said is correct. it was extremely fast, they likely heard a bit of a groan, CEO probably said “don’t worry guys! we’ve been here many times, we’re pushing boundaries her-“ BOOM immediate blackness.
Also yes Ethan is right you need to roll down your windows if your car falls into a body of water. otherwise when you get more than 4-5 feet below the water, you won’t be able to open any doors due to the pressure.
As someone who was in orchestra for 8 years, I love hearing ppl appreciate stringed instruments. 😊😊😊 Cellos are so good. I also love Violas, they're so underrated and also have deep sounds
Sean in this seems like the older brother that would just tell you random bullshit facts like it was hard truths and you'd believe it.
Seán: "We should have water on the podcast."
Me, remembering the time the US government flooded a house in the Virgin Islands in order to put a dolphin in it so a linguist could teach it English: "That's more possible than you'd think but it's pretty expensive, dude."
The demon core was a mix of nuclear elements that wasn't sealed so the reaction didn't start, But the smart part is the core was kepted from closing and starting the reaction with a screwdrive, the guy was mesing around with the core and it sliped and closed causing the reaction to take place.
The reason our seasons start at different times is we have lots more snow here in America during the months of Jan - Early April. In fact our snowiest months are February and March here in Colorado!
Also a biphasic sleep schedule (two sleeps daily) has been done culturally in many different places. i.e. Spain, la siesta. But it was also done in the Medieval ages as well, and there can actually be some benefits for some people.
Great Episode fellas!
That awful feeling Ethan describes when waking up from a nap... I call that "Nap Lung."
Nap Lung is my new band name.
They were asking what would be the worst thing to bite into if you thought it was chocolate and I was just repeatedly saying “ranch” and I got so happy when Sean said it. One time my grandmother accidentally gave me a container filled with ranch instead of cannoli dip (cannoli filling) and I had a spoonful and that terror is engraved into my memory. I cannot consume ranch plain because of that.
I'm sooo happy Sean knows how to pronounce February correctly. Warms my lil heart.
i really appreciate the late night release, captions on, and chapters. like so much. thank you :)
1:14:14 I have never heard Ethan laugh like that and I am living for it
Seeing this comment 12 minutes before its gon a happen, I can't wait
21:47 Idk about orchestra, but in band, 1st chair gets the main melody pieces and the solos. I was first chair trumpet when I was in band so I always got all the really difficult and loud pieces, whereas 2nd chairs got the accompanying melodies and basically played a "backbone" piece for the 1st chairs.
Just for anyone who was curious about "chair ranks" lol
As a brain leak guest: the mortitian victor m. Sweeny
He is the guy that is in some wired interviews (and the anthony padilla one)and he is really funny and would explain a lot of stupid questions we all have
He actually knows about brain leaks!!!!
You can put it in water! Many players do keep it in water for longer concerts to switch it out, but if you are just playing, it can ruen the Reed getting it too wet, it won't be payable. ALSO I PLAY CELLO!!! I felt so happy when you said it's your fave ❤️
This is truly a podcast.
33:36 Hi, master clarinet player here! We have to soak our reeds (the little cane piece we force vibrations with our air speed every time) in water or saliva so the reed can become more flexible.
There are a few preferences with water or saliva, where a small vial of water is always dependable to soak in if our mouth is dry. For convenience, we can use our mouth for the same purpose.
Double reed instruments (oboes and bassoons) need to use water, they have two reeds to soak which are held together with string. Us single reed instruments (clarinet and saxophone) have it pretty easy! 🤗🎵
This podcast is my favorite thing right now
Yeah sax is woodwind. Cello rocks, this whole episode got me in a orchestral mood lol this shows pretty great
Love eff out here making 45% of the ep content just him asking Sean to do different podcasts ideas.
Based on Jack's love of cellos... The Perfection is a horror movie he would love.
I’m pretty sure I remember Evelien mentioning watching it with Sean at some point! It was definitely a surprising one.
Easter- or Eostre, as the Pagans spell it- is yet another one of those holidays that Catholics and Christians… shall we say _“borrowed?”_
It’s a fertility celebration, which is where the Eggs and Rabbits come from. In a nutshell, Spring, which when everything is born, or comes back to life after the cold, dark, dead of Winter.
Came here to say this 👍
It was an attempt to get pagans onboard with the Jesus.
Easter isn't borrowed from pagans, that is just a modern myth that comes from social media. The holiday amongst Christians is really called Pascha, so its true name is not an adaptation of the pagan Eostre. It being called Easter in the West DOES come from Eostre, but because Eostre was a time period on the calender, not a specific day and Easter fell during this time on the calendar. As well, it was not just an attempt to change something from pagan to Christian. What the Christian Pascha celebrates is an objectively Christian event that we think actually happened, its not just a Christianized version of a pagan story. And it falls on a pagan holiday because literally every single day ever is a holiday to some pagan out there. It would be impossible to establish a holiday on a day that isn't a holiday to some pagan. And it doesn't even always fall on this same day, this "pagan holiday." The date for Pascha is different every year for Christians, and even then there are two different dates. Orthodox Christian Easter (Pascha) and Western Christian Easter rarely fall on the same day. The rabbit is a thing that, yes, does not come from Christianity. Orthodox and Catholic Christians (the original Christians) typically don't use easter bunnies, at least in official capacities such as Church celebrations. Eggs come from an Eastern Christian story in which Mary Magdalene went to dine with the emperor, and brought a basket of eggs as a gift. She tells the emperor about the resurrection of Christ, to which he replies that the story is as likely as all the eggs changing color. Right as he finishes speaking, all the eggs in the basket turn blood red. This is why originally, Easter eggs in Eastern Christian celebrations were only red, not many colors. This story specifically isn't necessarily one that absolutely happened, but it is the traditional origin of Christian easter eggs.
@@BesaDelCielo14x Exactly! That’s why Christmas is celebrated in December. Because Winter Solstice was celebrated first. It marked the end of the shortest day and the beginning of the longer, warmer days that follow.
Thank you, ive always wondered. I knew it was originally a pagan holiday, but never knew what it meant
For the naps thing, humans used to sleep twice a day. One at night and a smaller one at like 2-3
basically humans would do all their work the first half of the day, sleep, then spend the rest of the day/night just hanging out or eating the shit they caught
but because of the 9-5 Capitalistic system, you can't do that anymore. almost no one gets enough sleep at the end of the day
also fun fact its kinda still a thing in spain, where from 2-5 in smaller towns all the shops will close, evryone will just go home to eat lunch and have a nap
then from 5 onward the next shift of work happens
New drinking game, everytime Ethan or Sean says "we should have _____ on the podcast" take a shot"
Sean getting the details of the demon core kind of right is strangely eerie lol
Edit: okay them both being like half right about a bunch of things is a little frustrating, but I guess that's why podcasts have good engagement
So Easter might be an Old German word resurrection. The easter bunny may have been introduced to America via German immigrants. Upon further research it was a egg-laying hare called “Osterthase” or “Oschter Haws.”
Its around the same time as the Spring Equinox so a lot of people now celebrate Easter of a time of renewal and fertility. 🤷♀️
Has Seán always done that little laugh when he stops talking and I'm just noticing it?
Last night I went to an Irish themed pub... It's The closest I can get to feeling like I'm in an Irish Pub
The first chair of each instrument is the "best" player. You usually audition and yes they lead their group and get the solos. And it is a tuning at the beginning of the concert though it does kind of signify everyone is tuned and ready.
I'm happy sean knows so much about white star line.
It's cool to hear Ethan say that Columbus day is now Indigenous People's day :) I'm Mohawk from Ontario Canada, and I was part of one of the many camera crews who were documenting the first Indigenous People's day on Alcatraz Island in 2018, and it was an amazing experience (and early in the morning lol)
Sean over here like he doesn't literally OWN the only cure for sadness 😭😂
Hearing Sean and Ethan talking about the history of the titanic made me smile cause my sister knows so much about the titanic and hearing Sean playing the trumpet and hearing Ethan playing the trumpet and tumbo as well made me happy
For Slovenia seasons are: winter=December-March; spring=March-June; summer=June-September; fall=September-December
That's the same as me in the northwest U.S. We're very close in latitude, go figure. Also I saw pictures of your country and it looks incredible!
American jacksepticeye jumpscare 😧
Sean sounds like a country singer at the start. I love listening to people try to do American accents lol
It makes me so happy that Ethan played the baritone
From someone who used to play saxophone, it is absolutely a woodwind, and you "lube it" or wet the woodwind with your spit because it's easier. Easier than having a little pot of water next to you the entire time since it is not as crucial. But with things such as the oboe it does actually need that wetness to be more consistent, so you have a small pot of water with you. I may absolutely be wrong but this is the information I learnt from my old saxophone teacher.
Ah yes, the "america" theme episode, my favorite!
1:06:23 Story time: I walked into my kitchen once when I was a teenage lass, and saw a plate of bite sized fudge squares, beckoning me as they basked in the light from over the kitchen sink. Excitedly, I grabbed one and popped it into my mouth, ready for a sweet treat that can’t be beat.
It was not a sweet treat.
It was chopped up, raw deer liver that my mom was gonna cook up for the dogs.
I’d say that’s the worst flavor to get when you’re expecting chocolate.
Sean roast us Americans more please!!! You had me rolling 🤣🤣
For the orchestra part, you’re right sean, they are also fine tuning the instruments because the warm lights from the stage can make the instrument out of tune. So they also do that to make sure your ready and to double check everything is tuned
Jacksepticeye's american accent is really good actually
*southern American accent. It's easier to affect a thick, distinct drawl than to do the subtle non-accent accent of a midwest or Mid-Atlantic cadence.
Christopher Columbus was an italian explorer that couldn't convince italians to fund him for a trip to "india" so he convinced spanish king and thus went there with Spain's ships. But he was italian.
As someone who lives in Northern Ireland.... Sean is wrong and Ethan is right on the months in each season.... I don't have a clue where Sean got his info because I learned the same as Ethan in school lol
One of my biggest hyperfixations are sunken ship wrecks, so hearing sean talk about the brittanic was just amazing
The longer Sean stays in America the more American his accent becomes.
Oboe and basson soaks their reeds in water, clarinets and sax's just keep them in their mouth, it's about the vibration that it needs to be wet
It's scary how normalized it is to consume food with thousands of ingredients instead of just eating food with nothing but WHAT IT IS.
I'd rather have simple scrambled eggs for breakfast over sugary cereal any day of the week.
This made me realize I really need to go see some movie concerts. I would absolutely lose my mind at a HTTYD concert
I'm not watching the whole thing rn because I'm tired, but as an American, I agree about our cereals, the only ones I like are Trix(but I can't eat them anymore for 1 reason) and lucky charms, and that's only because of sugar, it's hard to make sugary things taste bad because it's sugar, also Jack's American accent sounds like Gabriel Iglesias' American cowboy/country impression
I like how out of the both of them Ethan was the one who got the identification of the saxophone correct a saxophone is a woodwind for the reason he said it's because the mouth piece or the reed is wood which makes it a woodwind a brass instrument would be a trumpet because the mouth piece is metal not wood which wood make it a brass instrument not a woodwind like a saxophone.
The guy who cut corners got what he sowed for having the lives of others and his own gone in a flash. If there's anyone who "deserves" it, it's him, imo.
Ethan has brought up the barbie movie on every episode of Leak Week and I am living for it.
8 seconds after posting? Lesgooooo
Saxophone is a woodwind instrument! It does use a reed for the mouth piece, but they are also made of brass! The maker of the Saxophone, Adolphe Sax, maker of other instruments, he was also a very sad man. Saxophone is also a distant cousin to the baritone. (Ref: I played tenor and baritone sax for 11 years)
jack just hates things that are good and nice because he is so scary and evil :)
ethan being the type of person with adhd who isn't affected by caffeine and jack being the type of person with adhd who is affected by caffeine is great. I always see viral tweets about ppl with adhd who caffeine makes them sleepy and I'm here like. can't relate. it helps me focus on the morning but can make me hella anxious and if I have caffeine too close to bed time I will NOT sleep, and I struggle with falling asleep enough as it is.
I think Sean is right Columbus was Italian but his ship was Spanish right?
yep, the Queen of Spain funded the expedition.
The way Irish map out seasons is how I’ve always mapped our seasons in my head
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought OceanGate was the name of the situation, not the company 😂
idk why i get so excited when people say they want to learn the cello (probably because I am a cellist), but it really makes me happy! it can be pretty hard to learn, but with time, youll love it.
Also, a Saxophone IS a woodwind instrument, not brass.
Never been this early :D
I fucking love these guys ❤
Keep up the good work
As an Australian it’s so weird hearing how different the seasons are for them; summer- December, January, February. autumn- march, April, may. Winter- June, July, august. Spring- September, October, November.
love the frantic camerawork in this adhd case study
In Alaska we follow Jack's season months also, though February is still winter, and there's only 2 months of spring.
i so feel that arcane moment ''she just wanted her sister'' brings me to tears everytime
I love that Ethan was taking care of chica and Henry :(((( ♡
I'm loving this podcast so much and its nice to see you guys together!!!!! I cant wait for more videos!!!!
The earliest I've ever been and the best vibes after a 9 hour work shift is Jack speaking in a country accent
I've always pictured and categorised the months and seasons the way Jack said Ireland does! Very interesting. Halloween just feels like the end of Autumn, and February feels like Spring for some reason
To answer some of the instrument and band questions they had. A saxophone is indeed a woodwind, reeds are also made from a cane plant similar to sugar cane. Also 1st chair basically means you are the best of the section and play the more difficult parts. If you want to know my qualifications I played the french horn for 8 years and I agree that they are underrated.
Player of clarinet, tenor saxophone, bass clarinet, and bassoon here. Single reeds *can* be started by submersion in water, but excess water in the wood can run the risk of making it too soft and more difficult to get a good intonation. A lot of it comes off in the mouth anyway, so it doesn't matter *all that much* for casual playing or beginning practice, but because it is ***not*** acceptable for performances most people don't bother getting in that habit. It also makes it, at least in my experience, almost as likely to break as if it were under-hydrated. Double reeds on the other hand, such as bassoon, oboe, and English horn, *need* to be submerged in water as they need to be *extremely* well hydrated. 2 pieces of wood vibrating in a way complementary to each other is what creates the sound, so a double reed that isn't wet enough can cause severe cracks, outright breakage, a hollow or shallow sound, terrible intonation, and unnecessary strain on the embouchure (shape and position of the mouth) that can make playing for a while tiring and much more difficult.
Also - saxophone *is* a woodwind, because it uses a reed to produce sound ;P Reed you blow across = wood with wind. Because of the signature full sound, some consider it to be more like brass in the vibes, but that's not the actual classification. Woodwinds need a single or double reed to play (with the exception of flute and idk for sure why). Brass needs the vibration of the mouth itself to carry through the whole instrument.
Also also - Timpani is already the plural! Timpano, as goofy as it sounds, is the singular. :) "Timpanis" is generally only used when referring to multiple sets of distinct timpani, and even that isn't *technically* appropriate (but lets be real- we all say it in that case).
Talking about instruments makes me nostalgic for my marching band days. I was in percussion (mostly xylophone like stuff) and my fave one was the vibraphone! It has a pedal like a piano but u play it with mallets, and I had to learn how to use two mallets in each hand! It was super fun.