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Hi, it's Mike at Saturday and this is the Saturday Show, it being a show.

You're welcome, I put those concepts together for you in one helpful package.

Each week on a Saturday show, I bring you one from the best of the week and the best of ever on the gist and you enjoy.

I hope you do. Because this week we talked about who I did.

The movie bros, I gave an analysis, we talked about why it didn't do so well at the box office.

It wasn't because it wasn't funny and one of the reasons why it was very funny was that the co-star of the movie was the very funny guy,

Branham. He plays the summa cliched institution of the gay best friend, but since everyone in the movie bros is gay,

he just plays the best friend. He's been on the gist a couple of times and we bring you this interview

from 2018, which was the second time he was on the show to talk about a new memoir that he had out.

So enjoy our bros themed content, Guy Branham from The Vaults and My Shbeel from this week.

Guy Branham is a gay out there pop culture official,

who I have so much in common with, it's kind of crazy.

You wouldn't tell this by the cover of the book, I never had a forward of my book written by Mindy Kaling.

All I got was Malcolm Gladwell, that guy's a nerd.

Guy's book is called My Life as a Goddess, a memoir through unpopular culture.

It is three things really. It is a personal memoir of his life.

It's his assessment of entertainment and Hollywood and its digressions about everything,

from Roman aqueducts to mythology to a really good breakdown of why Entourage is both better and

worse as a show than we might think. Hello Guy Branham, how are you?

Hello, good to be here. Oh yeah. So which goddess are you on the cover?

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