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And that's what you really missed with Jenna.

And Kevin, an IHeart Radio podcast.

Welcome to, and that's what you really miss podcast.

Here we are.

We're at the end of our Gle era oh and it feels appropriate only appropriate to ask ourselves

and for me to ask you and you to ask me kevin what is the feeling that glee lives you with

but first if you've listened to the show at all for the last three years, which thank you for coming on this journey with us, you've heard us ask all of our glee guests, what's the feeling that Glee leaves you with?

I think that we should revisit some of our favorite responses from some of our past guests over the last three years.

Beautiful. I love the sound of that.

Okay, great. So let's start with Mr. Shue himself, Matthew Morrison.

It is so mixed. I don't have a single answer for that question.

Like I said, it was the highest of highs and the lowest of lows.

And, but when I look back at it, and I, I'm so proud.

I'm proud of the impact that we had in society.

I'm proud of all the things that we did for so many communities that were underserved

or underrepresented. The show opened people's eyes to diversity, to people who weren't the status quo who looked different, who acted different.

And I feel like it was the beginning of such a revolution.

And for me, that is so beautiful to have been at the kind of nucleus of that whole, you know, thing.

So I can't look back and be, you know, I can complain about being overworked and, you know,

blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah blah but just like the impact that's the thing

that will stand the test of time and for me I think that is that's a beautiful thing because

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