Hey, this is Anna. A lot of new listeners have discovered death, sex, and money over the last few months.

So we've been thinking about ways to share more of our favorite older episodes with you, like this one from 2014 with Jane Fonda.

There's an HBO documentary coming out about her next week called Jane Fonda in five acts. So we're taking that as an

opportunity to share my interview with her again. And even if you're a longtime death, sex, and

money fan, this one is worth another listen. Enjoy. I come from a long line of depressive people

on both sides of my family. My father had low-grade

undiagnosed depression, and it went way back in his family, and who knew, you know,

little Prozac back in the Fonda clan could have changed all of our lives.

This is death, sex, and money.

I've got bad news for you, Johnson. We're all dead.

The show from WNYC about the things we think about a lot,

S-E-X, and need to talk about more.

A million dollars isn't exactly a lot of money these days.

I'm in a sale.

We have these words to signify the American moment that shaped you. Millennials, Gen X, Boomer, Greatest Generation.

They're not always so precise, though.

Ask any millennial.

Maybe a better question is what do you think about when you think about Jane Fonda?

My name isn't pretty pretty. It's Barbarella.

The universe's sexiest space traveler or the divisive activist during the Vietnam War.

And we, as political people, have to be sure that we don't ever stop

until the people in this country understand that it's been an American defeat.

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