A movie and TV show analysis podcast that dives deeper into the stories that shape our culture and doesn’t take itself too seriously.

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E&E & the Enneagram with James Smith Part Two: Guts andHeart (Types 8, 9,1, 2, 3, & 4)

Embark on a profound exploration of Enneagram types in the heart and gut centers. Delve into motivations, strengths, and growth areas of types 8, 9, 1, 2, 3, and 4. Navigate the heart center with compassionate twos, ambitious threes, and unique fours, understanding the driving forces of emotions and yearning for connections. Lyndsey McPherson guides through Enneagram intricacies, sharing pitfalls of mistyping and personal insights. Explore Type 9, the Peacemaker, unraveling harmony pursuit, and Type 1, the Perfectionist, with unwavering self-improvement standards. Touching on Type 2, the Helper, resources for further exploration are provided. Tune in for an insightful conversation on understanding and appreciating diverse Enneagram types, perfect for self-discovery and deeper connections.

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E&E & the Enneagram with James Smith Part One: Decoding Head Types (5, 6, & 7)

Lyndsey and special guest James Smith discuss the Enneagram, exploring personality types 5, 6, and 7. Sharing personal experiences and insights into their own types, the conversation delves into motivations, strengths, challenges, and growth paths. Childhood wounds and their impact on Enneagram types are introduced, along with examples from fictional characters like Walter White and Jake Peralta. The episode concludes with a preview of Part Two, covering the Heart Center and Gut Center types.

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"I get to see my friend again," Klaus with Mark Hansher

Explore 'Klaus' with Lyndsey McPherson and Mark Hansher as they discuss the heartwarming animated film. Jesper, a spoiled postman, transforms a divided town with Klaus, a reclusive toymaker. Together, they start delivering toys, bringing redemption and kindness. Themes of pain, growth, and hope are explored, highlighting the line 'I get to see my friend again.'

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“Conceal Don’t Feel.” Frozen with Kyla Keller

Join Lyndsey McPherson and special guest Kyla Keller in this episode as they unpack the Disney sensation, Frozen. Dive deep into the film's core themes of female empowerment, authentic self-expression, and the journey from fear to self-acceptance

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