Hello you and welcome to You Are Good, a feelings podcast about movies.

Today we are talking about the 2014 movie Pride. We're talking about it with our great friend

Rax King. I am one of your hosts,

Alex Steed, and I will soon be joined by today's guest co-host Siri Doll. Sarah Marshall is out

today on assignment. We also have one third guests who makes a couple appearances in here. My

friend, Tia Kalmaru, who you'll, I don't want to give too much

away about why Tia is joining, but you'll hear why in the episode. And I think it'll be

fun when we get to those parts. So I'm not going to give up too much away about Tia aside

of the fact that Tia is a circus performer and a emergency

worker and a member of a punk band and a member of other musical projects.

One of my favorite people in the world.

And it's fun.

I don't know.

You'll hear the reasons why it's fun in this episode.

So expect to hear from Tia here and there throughout this conversation.

You Are Good, a Feelings podcast about movies is exactly what it sounds like. It's a podcast where we talk about movies. We talk about the feelings those movies evoke. We talk about the things they make us think about with regard to being human beings in this world today. We are not film critics. We're not here to say this movie's

bad, although sometimes we do. Not often, occasionally it comes up, but we are here to talk about

why we enjoy the movie and how it resonates. Pride is a 2014 historical comedy-hyphen drama film that's based on a

true story. It depicts a group of lesbian and gay activists who raise money to help families

affected by the British Miners Strike in 1984, the outset of what would become the lesbians

and gays support the miners campaign.

Rex King, friend of the show, writer, culture critic, is the author of books that I love.

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