Episode #28 - Flicking A Farthing

The exhaustion of a Hollywood assistant, the commitment to volunteering for a charity and the shaming of a working actor all lead to a long reflection on what we owe to each other, whether it comes to the service industry, the sad state of the world or the entitlement of human nature. Thankfully, The Good Place is here to save us all, and they have the podcast to prove it.

Meanwhile, Mitch is disgusted by the development of video-game add-ons that prey on FOMO, but needs to use a metaphor about pizza to allow his companions to commiserate, and just in time for Hanukkah, Natalie is mourning her lack of Hebrew, and we delve into the cultural experience of immigrant parents choosing to teach or not teach their second generation children their own native language. Also, Anton Yelchin - bless his beautiful soul - sure was in a lot of movies about crazy rich murder teens.

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This episode’s hosts are:  Ariana Quiñónez, Mitchel Clow and Natalie Fisher.

Resources/Recommendations:

The Shaming of Geoffrey Owens and the Inability to See Actors as Laborors, Too -- The New Yorker

The Good Place: The Podcast -- NBC

Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard -- Kristen Bell Episode

Kristen Bell Tells Her Side of the Furniture Feud -- The Ellen Show

'Supernatural' Star Jensen Ackles Opens A New Texas Brewery And Keeps It All In The Family -- Forbes

Family Business Beer Company -- Austin, TX 

Random Acts -- Non-profit Dedicated to Acts of Kindness Worldwide

Thoroughbreds -- Official Trailer

Thoroughbreds -- Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

Fierce People -- Official Trailer

Jar Jar Binks Actor Became Suicidal After Star Wars Backlash -- Vulture

Produced by N Fisher and L Bunch