"Unleashed" (w/ Dr. Orna Guralnik feat. Nico)
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Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
1h 32m
10 speakers
8 chapters
transcribed 15 days ago
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Who is Dr. Orna Guralnik and what is her role on Couples Therapy?
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Look man there. Oh I see my IOI. Bowen, look over there. Wow, is that culture? Yes. Goodness. Las Culturistas. Ding dong, Las Culturistas calling. We're sort of doing that in dulcet tones because we have not just one visitor but two. were doubly star struck. I I don't even really remember my sort of exclamatory sound that I made when I saw Nico showing up. Nico's here. Guys, Nico's here. I was I can't believe this is real. And just like mom, even more striking in person. Of course. A style icon in her own right. A curiosity icon, much like her mother. And snipping around the room. Extremely comfortable with us. We were saying Nico is on the couch with me and Bowen. We do have a pink bed here that Nico could use at any time.
However, it feels like she's chosen a spot. I couldn't be happier. I'm very happy with the spot. She's she can opt out of it anytime she chooses. I'm just letting her know in English in case she can understand. She stands. Yeah. She stands. So smart. I will say also, um, this is giving me comfort. And I don't know if it's giving you comfort extra because it is incredibly hard not to sit across from our guest sitting next to someone you're very close to and not feel like you're in couples therapy, uh, which, you know, rings true. Being that that is the name of the show. It's streaming now. It's our favorite show. It was I the one that showed it to you. You put me on. You put me on it and then and I thank God every day for you.
Yeah. Yeah. And I was watching with our friend Matt Whitaker I was watching the screeners for this season five and he mutters under his breath. Professional T V writer. Watches everything. He goes This is my favorite show on TV. It is. I got Bowen into couples therapy, he took it to London, and then the whole wicked cast was like, We gotta talk about Dr. Warna and what she's capable of. Uh it's it's huge. I mean, this this is this is really big for us. She I guess we had some material effect on her life. And we and and we and we asked her to repeat this anecdote. Yeah. Because we're proud of this. She is our style icon Lost Culch award winner from last year. And it's born fruit in the real fashion world. Truly.
And I'm excited to hear more. But anyway, couples therapy, new season, May fifteenth. Streaming now. Streaming now. Oh yes, it's out.
Yeah.
And we're so thrilled. She asked for a pen and paper. We were like, why? Uh oh. But actually, but then but then now I'm like, well if it happens, it happens.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who is Dr. Orna Guralnik and what is her role on Couples Therapy?
0:00–9:14
2
How do couples function like miniature political systems?
9:14–20:52
3
What challenges arise when putting therapy on TV?
20:52–33:10
4
How does political disagreement affect couples on the show?
33:10–42:07
5
What changes have you seen in same‑sex relationships over time?
42:07–53:40
6
What was your experience with conversion therapy and its impact?
53:40–1:04:04
7
How do sound, noise, and non‑verbal cues play into therapy sessions?
1:04:04–1:19:13
8
What are the key take‑aways and final thoughts from today’s episode?
1:19:13–1:32:18