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You’ll Never Walk Alone fue escrita originalmente durante 1945 para el musical de Broadway Carousel. A Richard Rodgers y Oscar Hammerstein debemos su música y letra. Años después, los hinchas del Liverpool FC adoptaron esta canción para alentar a su equipo. Este episodio es un homenaje a este himno del fútbol.

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Dr. Doris Day tells a powerful personal story that she carries with her, a story that has motivated her to get a degree in journalism before becoming a doctor. Together, we explore emotional intelligence, metacognition, and deliberate practice. We end up at self-compassion and the phrase, "but I still love you"! Dr. Doris Day, MD is a Clinical Associate Professor of Dermatology at New York University Langone Medical Center, is director of Day Dermatology and Aesthetics on the Upper East side of Manhattan, and also hosts Doctor Radio on SiriusXM radio. A Columbia University graduate in English Literature, she completed a master's in journalism and science reporting at New York University. After earning her MD at Downstate Medical School in New York, she became Chief Resident during her dermatology residency at Cornell University College of Medicine. Dr. Day is an author of four books and a clinical monograph on hyperpigmentation. As a wife and mother of two adult children and now new grandmother, she values family time, travel, educating herself and others and reading. You can find her on Instagram @drdorisday.

Me and Jackie select our 10 favourite girl singers. Plenty of great 
ones over the years. The Brit girls of the 60's Lulu, Dusty, Pet, Cilla
and Sandie. Country girls Patsy, Loretta, Tammy and Dolly. From Soul
and Motown Aretha, Diana, Martha and Gladys. Plus plenty of 
others. Going to be difficult.

After Bring it On, before Ant-Men, Peyton Reed directed a cheeky little period/genre parody called Down with Love. Its stars (Renee Zellweger and Ewan McGregor) were what brought 10-year-old Kyle Turner to the DVD rental house, but it was supporting character Peter McMannus (David Hyde Pierce) that he identified with, even years before he truly clocked what it was he was identifying. Sounds like perfect Feeling Seen fodder!

Then, this week’s One Quick Thing is a slew of fun updates about past guests!

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With Jordan Crucchiola and Kyle Turner

Order The Queer Film Guide

1. How Much Time Do We Have (Fortress Main Street)  Civil Defense Spot
2. Johnson: Cold War Suite - 1. Lawless Things  Kronos Quartet
3. Nuclear War   The Sun Ra Arkestra
4. Nuclear Weapon  Prince Far I
5. Ancien combattant  Zao
6. Why Go To War  William Onyeabor
7. Civil Defense Spot: Excellent Chances  Groucho Marx
8. Java Des Bombes Atomiques  Andre Popp
9. Tic, Tic, Tic  Doris Day
10. Civil Defense Spot: Every Living Thing  Joni James
11. The Russians Are Coming  The Red Squares
12. Russian Band Stand  Spencer & Spencer
13. Civil Defense Spot: Be Prepared Today, For Survival Tomorrow  Connie Francis
14. At War  RP Boo
15. Waves & Radiation   PVT
16. Love That Bomb  Dr. Strangelove And The Fallouts
17. Neutron Bomb  Art Attacks
18. Apocalisse Atomica  Piero Umiliani
19. Uranium  Kraftwerk
20. Metal Sheet    Second Layer
21. Back to the burner   Proroky
22. Apres L'Apocalypse   Gilbert Deflez
23. Bad Things Happen Dub  Idealist
24. The End Of Europe   Ryuichi Sakamoto

Join Lucy as she speaks with America's Sweetheart actress Doris Day on the set of Do Not Disturb, where they enjoy a pleasant chat during a chaotic day on set. Afterward, Lucy sits down with journalist Leo McElroy as he outlines how Voice from America broadcasts out American content to international audiences.

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As a little boy, Rocky Birely sat at the feet of his father as he performed. Fast forward to adulthood and Rocky is leading the band that his father began in the early 1960s - the Ray Birely Orchestra - while keeping the spirit of his father and the music he loved alive. With his personal stories of Glenn Miller, Doris Day, Hank Mancini and even Art Garfunkel, Rocky talks about his musical journey from big band to Motown and everything in-between. 

This week we take a look at the legends inductees at this years D23 ceremonies, we take a peak at some sneak peaks Disney is doing for Toy Story 4 and we dive into some concerns of first responders at Disney World in light of all the new expansions. We also offer a brief tribute to a few legends from both the entertainment and pop culture world before looking at who might be the next Batman. Then we sum up with a couple of great Insightful Picks of the week.

Ellen and Mom chat about Hate to Want You by Alisha Rai, a book that we've been warned may be too much for us to handle.  Did we survive?  Plus, we talk about one of our favorite rom-coms, Pillow Talk!  

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