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Today on Happy Sad Confused, Bradley Whitford from the West Wing to Handmaid's Tale.

Hey guys, I'm Josh Harrow. It's welcome to another edition of Happy Sad Confused.

Yes, thrilled to say a first-time guest on this week's edition of Happy Sad Confused,

Mr. Bradley Whitford. Someone I have a great deal of respect for for the way he is

carved out an amazing career in TV and film for his good humor, for his good politics that I subscribe to.

And just for being a part of the pop culture landscape for, I don't know what, like over 30 years actually,

if you get right down to it, this is one thing I discovered in digging into his resume was, oh yeah,

Bradley Whitford sure has been in these things in recent years from the West Wing

and then in more recent times, things like Get Out and Handmaid's Tale.

But I was digging into the movies I kind of grew up with and realized, oh my gosh, he's been in everything

from Philadelphia to adventures in babysitting. He's a really sensible woman.

He just popped up in so many great movies prior to him kind of hitting it big with his association

with the West Wing and Aaron Sorkin. So a lot to dig into in this conversation.

He is a very quick-witted, funny, smart guy and, like I said, have a great deal of respect for him.

So this was a thrill to get a chance to get to know Bradley in this edition of the podcast.

He is promoting the new season of Handmaid's Tale, which drops this week.

And he of course joined, I think a couple seasons ago, he won an Emmy in his first go round on Handmaid's Tale.

And Handmaid is now in its fourth season. And of course, you guys should check that out on Hulu.

The acting doesn't get any better than folks like Elizabeth Moss and Bradley.

So check that out and I hope you guys enjoy this conversation with Bradley today.

Other things to mention, I teased this last week in a matter of hours or a day or two.

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