Hello, everybody. Welcome to You Are Good, a feelings podcast about movies. I am one of your hosts, Alex Steed.

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Despite the heavy subject matter, we had a good time talking about it. We also answered a lot of your questions. Our next bonus episode after that is going to be about the movie center stage.

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Next week we will be covering the movie anesthesia with our great friend Dana Schwartz shortly. You're going to hear a message from listener Paul when we said that we were going to be covering groundhog day.

Paul said that they had a meaningful experience with this movie and was willing to share it. So I'm glad that we have that audio to share with you. You'll hear from a listener.

This is a you are good first, I believe just a quick news. You should know about this episode is a content warning suicide is a theme that's touched on in this movie and we talk about that here and there throughout the

episode we also talk about depression and mental health stuff and living with heaviness living with the big heaviness is and so I just want you to know that that is coming up. If this is not your cup of tea right now, you can move on.

There are other episodes that don't have these sorts of content warnings, you know, maybe it's time to revisit one of this and that's totally fine.

Alright, let's get on with the show.

Hey, Sarah Marshall.

Hey, Alex.

Steve. Welcome to your good feelings podcast about movies. We're here talking about a groundhog day around

today. We're talking about groundhog day. We're talking about the depression daddy, Bill Murray, and we were talking about how lovely it was to talk about all of this with Josh

condolmen. Yes. How would you describe Josh? Here's my guess. I would trust him to be able to like withstand Disney lines with a child for many rides. He gives off that energy. It's very powerful.

We both feel strongly about this episode. We love this episode. One thing I think we do really well episode to episode no matter what episode it is as we talk.

We use the text of a movie to touch on feelings that we might not have been able to do beforehand. Once in a while, we're able to like channel the essence and energy of the movie somehow.

And we did that here. I think so too. And having this conversation was really wonderful.

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