Hello you. Welcome to You Are Good a Feelings podcast about movies. Today we are talking about

about Kiki's delivery service and we're talking about it with my great friend, Libbya, saying, I am your host, Alex Steed.

So happy that you're here to talk about movies and feelings with us. You are good as a

feelings podcast about movies. So it's exactly what it sounds like. This is a show where we watch

movies and we talk about how they make us feel about who and how we are in the world. This one is feelings packed, so buckle up.

We are not film critics.

We're not here to say this was good or this was bad, though.

This is very good.

This is great.

We're here to excavate the feelings of it all, let's say.

Kiki's delivery service is a 1989 Japanese animated

fantasy film written, produced, and directed by Hayao Miyazaki. It is animated by Studio Ghibli,

which I'm so sorry I referred to at least once as Studio Ghibli in this chat and, you know, consider me repenting right now.

The story follows Kiki, a young witch who moves to the port city of Carrico with her cat, Gigi,

and starts a flying courier service. We watch the English dub, I should say, which was produced in 1997.

Livia is saying is a great friend who's based in Toronto, as a visual artist, as a tattooer.

And we've been friends from the internet for quite a while now. We're friends via the show now.

And I was supposed to see Olivia, and supposed to see see the new Ghibli film with them when I was in

Toronto last, but I ended up getting a little sick on one of the days and did not end up seeing

Libya. And so that's a bummer. Got to get back to Toronto. Got to get back to Toronto and

hang with Libya. But check out Libya's art. Check out Libya's work.

Get tattooed by Libya. Really just phenomenal, talented person. How are you doing? What's going

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