Episode 110: You Can See Everything
You Can See Everything brings Elizabeth Holmes and the story of Theranos back to our collective consciousness, and Nathan Fielder guides us through an insane behemoth of a documentary. How this movie ever got made is a mystery, but it was amazing to spend three hours with Elizabeth. If you leave the theater with a better understanding of her, you’re doing much better than us. We spend most of this episode debating what the “real” Elizabeth is all about. Get ready to be entranced by this documentary masterpiece.
Music - "New York Big Jazz" by MagikStudio/Jamendo/Adobe Stock
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