Hello everybody, welcome to this episode of You Are Good of Feelings podcast about movies. I

and one of your co-host, Alex Steed, will be joined by my fabulous co-host Sarah Marshall momentarily.

We're covering the movie 9 to 5. And I, even though I just introduced

myself as a co-host, am not going to be your co-host today. Today's episode is presented

by Sarah Marshall, our wonderful producer and music director, Carolyn Kendrick, and our great friend

Issa Burke. More on all that and

nine to five in just a couple of minutes. First, I just want to let you know that you are good

a feelings podcast about movies is made possible with your support. Thank you so much to everyone

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bonus episode. We have a bonus episode coming out sometime in the near future about grief. You

Are Good is also made possible with support from NAC factory, K-N-A-C-Factory, a commercial and

creative video content production company with offices in Portland, Maine, and Nashville, Tennessee. Though they do work throughout these here, United States, if you need that sort of work done, get in touch with the fine folks at NAC Factory. We make playlists that accompany each of our episodes. You can find the playlist in the show notes. You can find links that are relevant to the conversation in the show notes. I think that's all you need to know. Oh, since this is a Carolyn Kendrick hosted episode, uh, Carolyn is a musician. She has an EP called Tear Things Apart. She also has a record called The Music of You Are Good Volume 1, which is a bunch of songs that have appeared in previous episodes that are performed by Carolyn. Check that out. We'll link that in the show

notes as well. So this episode's about 9 to 5. 9 to 5, of course is a 1980 American comedy film.

It stars Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, and Dolly Parton as three working women who live out their fantasies

of getting even with and overthrowing the company's autocratic, sexist, egotistical, lying,

hypocritical, bigot boss played by Dabney Coleman.

We recorded an episode on this.

It was a Carolyn was our guest and it was Sarah Carolyn and me.

It was significant to both Sarah and me because we saw nine to five together at the Belcourt Theater in Nashville Tennessee a handful years ago. It was a very special time for us. And so we all wanted to do an episode. And then, you know, we recorded the episode with the three of us. And at the end, it was like, you know, that was a good chat, but I feel like you should do this

episode with three women. And so they recorded a whole new episode featuring our great

friend Issa Burke, who is a fantastic and fabulous musician who you'll hear a little bit more

about. What I like about the show is we do it until we feel like we get it right.

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