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as posted by the channelWhat if the songs and movies you secretly love are revealing something deeper about your soul? In this episode, the conversation unexpectedly turns into a raw and hilarious exploration of vulnerability, music, masculinity, nostalgia, and the human longing for love. From Wild Mountain Thyme and Hallmark movies to Tommy Boy, Bonnie Tyler’s “Total Eclipse of the Heart,” Bob Marley, Van Morrison, and Pope Leo’s reflections on music, Dr. Christopher, Mike Mangione & Bill Donaghy unpack why certain stories and songs hit us so deeply. This episode is funny, emotional, surprisingly profound, and full of moments that will probably make you rethink the music that lives inside you.
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