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You Are Good

Alex Steed

Film Reviews, Society & Culture, Tv & Film, Relationships, Film History

4.8 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 17 August 2020

⏱️ 3 minutes

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Summary

Sarah Marshall [You're Wrong About] and Alex Steed [Nashville Demystified] attempt to understand what the hell it means to be the grown children of dads and other dad-like figures. And, as they do with all difficult subject matter, they do so by looking through a pop culture lens. They try to understand their own dads, their relationships with those dads—and very possibly your relationship with your dad—by looking at fatherhood, and masculinity in television, film, and other popular [and unpopular] media. There are a lot of podcasts about being a dad. This is not that. This is dad crit. Produced by Carolyn Kendrick and Alex Steed for Knack Factory (https://www.knack-factory.com/).

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0:00.0	Oh, hello. I didn't see come in here. I'm Sarah Marshall. I have a podcast called
0:09.6	you wrong about and this is a new podcast I am doing with my friend Alex Steed.
0:15.0	Hey, I'm Alex Steed. I have a podcast called National Demystified.
0:19.0	And yeah, we're going to talk about dads.
0:23.0	Why are dads is a show about dads where we talk about big things by discussing popular culture.
0:28.0	We are not dads ourselves.
0:30.0	We have known many dads.
0:32.0	We were raised by dads, and we're interested in dads.
0:35.7	There are, I don't know if you've noticed, a lot of podcasts about being a dad, where dads talk
0:40.5	about dad life or whatever. This is not that, this is dead crit.
0:45.0	We want to talk about dads as a cultural institution, which is a really boring and
0:50.8	stressful phrase and so we're exploring dads through movies
0:56.2	movies that we grew up with movies that are painful to watch movies that are
0:59.8	movies that are both it is how Sarah and I have always talked
1:04.5	about big things going back 10 years to when we met each other on the
1:08.7	information super highway and bonded over Nightmare in Elm Street and had long exchanges seeing almost everything in our lives through that
1:17.1	pop culture lens. We're talking about good dads, bad dads, crusty dads,
1:22.2	sensitive dads, big dads, crusty dads, sensitive dads, big dads, little dads, all kinds of dads.
1:27.2	The world is big and weird and hard to sort through a lot of the time and sometimes it is easier and nicer to look at it through another lens, a popular lens when touching on the hard stuff.
1:38.1	And what is harder to decipher than our individual and collective relationships with our dads? And we're talking about... and our
1:45.0	individual and collective relationships with our dads. And we're talking about
1:45.0	some of the traumas inherent in that
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