Hey Deservant, Listeners, it's just me today. I thought I would answer some patron emails.

This first email, well actually it's not just an email, it's several emails from several patrons,

asking me to talk about the TV show Bojack Horseman if you haven't

seen it it's a cartoon in which a guy with a horsehead it's takes place in Hollywood and there's all these different characters.

Some of them are human and some of them are like human animal hybrids and the lead character Bojak horseman is a depressed kind of washed up actor and has different people around him and it's I don't know I like it it's a it's a funny show it's got a lot

of depth to it I think and that's why a lot of patrons have asked me to talk about it for many many years actually and I keep particularly whenever I do

YouTube live events people always ask you know so you know have you done an episode on

Bojack Horseman yet.

And so, and I think I've talked about it kind of in the past,

but I haven't really done any sort of depth to it,

so I thought I'd do so here today.

There's a lot written about it online in relation to psychology in my field.

A lot of authors writing that Bojak Horseman is an accurate depiction of mental illness,

that it portrays intergenerational trauma, well that it has a lot to say

about asexuality in a very progressive in that way.

And so that's why I'm guessing people

have been asking me to talk about it.

So before moving forward, I just want to say

there's some small spoilers. And so if you're not up to date and

you really want to be up to date you know maybe skip ahead 15 minutes or so.

But patron Rachel actually was listening to the YouTube live and I finally hit a breaking point and I was like okay fine I'll do an episode on Bojack Horseman

but I don't want to watch all seven or six or five seasons or something.

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