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Sanitization of Freddie Mercury in the Queen movie
19:37 - 25:32 (05:54)
The speaker discusses how the movie about Freddie Mercury and Queen felt like a sanitized version of their story, similar to The Greatest Showman, rather than an accurate representation.
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The speaker questions the accuracy of the portrayal of Freddie Mercury and the other members of Queen in the movie, and also doubts the voluntary nature of the meetings that the participants in the study attended.
19:37 - 21:52 (02:15)
Summary
The speaker questions the accuracy of the portrayal of Freddie Mercury and the other members of Queen in the movie, and also doubts the voluntary nature of the meetings that the participants in the study attended.
ChapterSanitization of Freddie Mercury in the Queen movie
EpisodeThe Three Christs of Ypsilanti Experiment
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The hosts of the podcast debate whether a recent performance they witnessed was genuine or just a sanitization of tough topics, while also discussing the concept of awakenings.
21:52 - 22:36 (00:43)
Summary
The hosts of the podcast debate whether a recent performance they witnessed was genuine or just a sanitization of tough topics, while also discussing the concept of awakenings.
ChapterSanitization of Freddie Mercury in the Queen movie
EpisodeThe Three Christs of Ypsilanti Experiment
PodcastStuff You Should Know
Joseph Mitchell had a difficult childhood with an abusive father and the death of his mother during childbirth.
22:36 - 23:55 (01:18)
Summary
Joseph Mitchell had a difficult childhood with an abusive father and the death of his mother during childbirth. He later became a writer, but struggled with his personal life and mental health.
ChapterSanitization of Freddie Mercury in the Queen movie
EpisodeThe Three Christs of Ypsilanti Experiment
PodcastStuff You Should Know
Roquech, a homeless man who ran a soup kitchen in Detroit, met Clyde Goulden who had been in and out of the hospital system for about 20 years.
23:55 - 25:32 (01:36)
Summary
Roquech, a homeless man who ran a soup kitchen in Detroit, met Clyde Goulden who had been in and out of the hospital system for about 20 years. Despite his hoarding problem and inability to care for himself, Joseph was recognized as a sharp person by Roquech.