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It's such a strange American mythology to be like, you know, yeah, that's how you succeed

by being the most special. And it's like, shouldn't I just be able to be completely

unexceptional and still have dental care?

Sarah Marshall and Alex Steed host the Feelings movie podcast You Are Good, a show that invites

guests to talk about films that have been meaningful in their lives. Then together, they

discuss what the themes tell us about ourselves and our culture. Today, my good old buddies

and I will talk about self-esteem from our own perspectives, share the movies that made

us, and break down the myths we create as secular seekers. Oh, and of course, since Sarah

is also the host of You're Wrong About, we find a way to connect the Satanic Panic right

back to the self-esteem movement. Here we go. Let's get special.

I am thrilled beyond belief to invite two of our favorite people onto the show that is

Sarah Marshall and Alex Steed of The You Are Good Podcast. And we know Sarah from You're

Wrong About as well. So welcome to you both. And thank you for coming on.

Thanks for having us. Thank you. You are wrong and good. So that's perfect to start.

You guys host a feelings movie podcast, which is so fantastic. And I know our, if our audience

doesn't already listen, it's right up everybody's alley feelings and movies. But I want, I

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