Hey y'all, welcome back to Made It Out. Today I'm here with actor, comedian, writer, producer,

and one of the hosts of the Handsome podcast, Tignitaro, and we're talking about her brand new

documentary, Come See Me in the Good Light. I had the privilege of watching it early. I just watched

it last night and it is absolutely incredible. It tells the story of Andrea Gibson, who was a spoken

word poet and their battle with terminal ovarian cancer. Today we're going to talk about TIG's 25-year

friendship with Andrea. We're going to talk about her own personal struggle with cancer and death and grieving.

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I've learned a lot about TIG, including the fact that TIG's name is actually the same as

my girlfriend, Matilds.

You are here to talk about your documentary, which I had the privilege of watching and

was so impressed by.

Thank you.

And I want you to introduce Andrea

for maybe some of our listeners who don't know who they are. Andrea Gibson was a, I mean,

a dear friend of 25 years and also one of the greatest poets.

And my wife pointed out recently that Andrea now will go down as a known poet, like by name,

which is, there's what, like five in the world.

Like, you know what I mean?

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