Tig Notaro

imperfect partnering that I contributed.

I mean, just so you know, I am very friendly with, I think there's maybe an ex that I, it's not like I have explosive, terrible, I'm still in- You didn't know how to be a committed partner.

I did not.

And I didn't even, I was just like, yeah, whatever.

We'll do this till we don't.

But the fact that I met Stephanie-

And that I still enjoy her so deeply 13 years later and that I love being with my family.

I can't believe that that is my life.

And I cannot believe this is I said this is the only other home run podcast.

Except for turning my health around.

My family, turning my health around in this documentary, home runs.

Home runs.

And I want to maintain that.

Mm-hmm.

Well, and that's what this movie is about.

People hear that it's a poet with stage four ovarian cancer.

And it's like, oh, Jesus, that's heavy.

But it's a movie about how to live, not about how to die.

And it is so surprisingly funny.

And people leave the screenings or viewing feeling this urgency of,