Hello, you!

Welcome to You Are Good, a feelings podcast about movies, boy, do we have a humdinger for you today?

We're talking about the Big Lobowski.

We're talking about it.

With our great friend Josh Gondelman.

Our guest host today, since Sarah Marshall is on assignment, is the fabulous Niko Stratus.

I am your other host, Alex Steed.

So nice to have you here.

Before we get into anything else, there is an extended cut of this episode available for subscribers on Patreon

and Apple podcast subscriptions. Check that out. It's great. It's great. It's great. We had a good

long chat about this movie. You are good as a feelings podcast about movies. Here's what that

means. We are not critics. We talk about these movies in the context of

understanding why we love them and what they speak to about being a human being in this world.

So that's what we're doing. We're not here to be critics. Sometimes we're critical, but that's not

what we are here to do. We're talking about what it's like to be a human these days,

an interesting endeavor to say the least, and to explore what these movies have to say about that

endeavor. The Big Lobowski is a 1998 crime comedy film written, directed, and produced, and co-edited

by Joel and Ethan Cohen. It follows the life of Jeffrey the dude.

Labowski, Los Angeles, slacker, an avid bowler. Other stuff happens. Never thought about this as a

crime comedy, but yeah, that's exactly right. This is a crime comedy. Thank you so much to our friends

at Wikipedia.org. Our guest today is Josh Gondelman. He is a comedian. He's one of my

favorite people in real

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