Welcome to Feathers in My Hair, a teen mom deep dive podcast. I'm your host, Liz Bentley.

Hey, everyone. Hi, how are we? Welcome back to Feathers in My Hair. Do I ever say that? I don't think I do. Anyway, hi, if you want to hear more

for me, please go to my Patreon. Patreon.com slash Liz explains. This week's episode was on a doc that's on

Hulu called Jacenta. That was incredible. It was so good. It was, it is about this woman that has like a really severe

substance abuse disorder, but so does her mom and her and her mom are in prison together.

And she has a daughter that is also like heavily featured who's 11 who the whole thing is just like, it's really incredible.

I wasn't expecting it to be so good. I loved it. It was really sad. But I honestly, even if you

don't become a patron, go to Hulu if you're a Hulu member and watch Jacenta, J-A-C-I-N-T-A.

It's so worth watching. It's just really, really good. So I talked about that

this week, next week, which I'm actually recording tonight, I'm going to be doing the

Selena Gomez documentary, which if you know me, if you're a patron or not, I have a lot of

opinions on Selena Gomez in that I think that she has been kind of, she is the best team in Hollywood.

She has a history of abusing substances and a lot of drama, but is still able to be seen kind of as like America's sweetheart. And I've

talked a lot about Demi Lovato on the Patreon. I've done both of their documentaries. And I always

think about how like Demi has always been like the bad girl, the bad person. And Selena has

gotten to be the good girl, even though their paths aren't

like that different. And I just find like the PR around Selena to be really, really interesting.

So I'm definitely excited to talk about this documentary and to talk about Selena Gomez.

It just, I don't know. I and I like Selena. It's not a negative thing about Selena. I like

only murders in the building. Only murders in the building, right? I thought the whole fucking

first season, that show was called only murderers in the building. That's what I was calling it.

That's what I thought it was called in my head. And then one of the final lines in the

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