Hello and welcome back to the Cycle Eagle Pop podcast.

This is a podcast where we talk about popular culture through the lens of an attorney and a therapist.

I'm the therapist, Tess Brigham.

And I'm Brooke Brigham. I'm the attorney.

And today we are talking about a Netflix documentary that just came out recently called Return of the King,

the Fall and Rise of Elvis Presley.

And this is, we're going to get into the details of the documentary

and what they talk about, but essentially in 1968,

Elvis made a huge comeback in his career

when he did this NBC special. And so the documentary really talks

about a little bit about his early roots, not that much, but just sort of what his career was

before the special and how he got to this place and why that special was so important to Elvis and to his career

because it was a turning point. So I just want to start by this. What's interesting is because

Steve was asking me, oh, what are you guys talking about today? And I said, oh, we're going to do

Return of the King this documentary about Elvis. And he was like, ugh, Elvis. Like,

why are you doing Elvis? Now, this is Steve who's constantly trying to get me to do, um,

musical documentary, you know, always like trying to get us to do any of any kind of documentaries

that are about music and about the, any of that. And so he's constantly like, why don't you do

this and this and this and this? And I'm like, like, but this one, he seemed to get instantly sort of like, ugh, Elvis. And I was like,

he's the king. I know. I'm like, what are you talking about? Hold on. Hold on. You know, let's. And so,

and then he starts getting into the whole thing of like public enemy like fuck him in john wayne what's

that line in public enemy's song fight the power uh-huh elvis is you know something something something

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