Looking for Meaning in "I Think You Should Leave" (#233)

Religion on the Mind

Is there deep meaning to be found in absurdist comedy? Can shows like I Think You Should Leave prompt us into deep waters, or do they merely trigger shallow laughter and enjoyment? Returning guests Matt Wright and Kristen Tideman join Dan this week to find out as they discuss the first season of the Netflix comedy hit (and possibly Dan’s all-time favorite comedic television show) I Think You Should Leave.


I Think You Should Leave:

https://www.netflix.com/title/80986854


Matt's Spotify Artist Page:

https://open.spotify.com/artist/4B4Remkbm9pHdBjZSeNfGC?si=API5fMyaSPWlBMtmNJI_vQ


Matt's Band "Telephone Friends" Artist Page:

https://open.spotify.com/artist/765e7kZUsgfGp40uxNCxE9?si=a7KdANkmT5abDEvCcYspfA


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2024-01-25 35 min

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