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Ali kicks off ’80s Movies Month (the first themed month of the podcast!) by discussing the iconic movie written and directed by John Hughes, The Breakfast Club. She recaps the film’s memorable scenes while praising its brilliant writing, relatable themes and unforgettable ending.
Ali talks a little bit about the COVID-19 pandemic. Then she reminisces about favorite concerts she’s attended over the years.
Ali discusses the movie, Juno, sharing some of her favorite lines from this witty and heartfelt coming-of-age comedy-drama. She also recalls a sweet memory from when she saw it in theaters.
Ali discusses Kathryn Stockett’s debut bestselling novel, The Help, recapping key plot points and the heartbreakingly honest portrayal of racism during the 1960s while praising the realistic characters and how much they truly make you feel.
Ali discusses the existential play, Waiting for Godot, written by Samuel Beckett, highlighting the various interpretations of this unconventional play.
Ali discusses the last season of BoJack Horseman, sharing her thoughts on the final arcs for BoJack, Diane, Princess Carolyn, Todd and Mr. Peanutbutter. She also talks about the brilliant penultimate episode, “The View From Halfway Down,” sharing a few behind-the-scene tidbits along the way, and she praises the series finale, “Nice While It Lasted,” as a wonderful send-off to this exceptional show. Afterward, she shares a BoJack Horseman story she wrote to coincide with the final season called “Nothing Unsaid.”
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Be sure to also check out Episode 4 — BoJack Horseman + “Temporarily Forget.”
Ali shares a new short story she wrote called “Here’s What It’s Like” for this special bonus episode.
