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I’m launching a new initiative on The Sound of Young America… The Legacy Collection. Since we were among the first on the podcasting scene, we have a huge backlog of episodes from long ago (wow! two years!) that I’d like to bring out of the museum, dust off, and share with everyone. This week, it’s our show from January 20th, 2005.
Paul Fieg co-created the television series Freaks & Geeks, which responded to a rash of absurd teen dramas like Dawson’s Creek with realism, humor and humanity. The show has gained a loyal following on DVD, and helped establish Feig as a guru of awkward adolescence. In his two books, “Kick Me” and “Superstud,” he told hilarious and touching stories about his own strugglesto become a man.
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