Caitlin Green

I look like a lunatic walking around the city with my AirPods in.

He is so funny.

And he interviews, he only interviews, even though he has one of the biggest podcasts going, he only interviews people who he's friends with and has met and has a rapport with.

So the conversation is always very, very comfortable.

And he did an interview with Sarah Sherman, who's like one of the comedians on SNL.

She's so funny.

She has a special that was out recently.

And I just can't recommend So True enough.

I also, on his note about documentaries, I haven't watched it yet, but I've just seen so many amazing things about the new documentary on Martin Short called Marty, Life is Short.

And I've just seen so many people talking about it and how great it is and how Canadian it is.

Aww.

And there's so much footage of him with, you know, Catherine O'Hara, and they're at his cottage in Muskoka, and it's supposed to be really wonderful.

So that's high, high on my list.

And then for movies, on the flight home from Mexico, I watched Sentimental Value, which was really nominated.

It's a Norwegian film, but it has Skellen Skarsgård.

I think he won Best Supporting for it.

And she, with the lead, was nominated.

I think Renee Rensselaer, I'm going to butcher her last name, but she was a fantastic actress.

And I cannot recommend this enough.

I mean, buckle up, you're going to feel things, but it comes, it moves in a really nice direction.