Alex Steed

Mentioned in 12 analyzed podcast episodes across 1 show

Appears On

Episode Appearances

You Are Good · May 13, 2026

Thirteen w. Bree Essrig

“Primary host conducting interview and thematic analysis of the film with guest”

Adolescent self-harm and cutting as coping mechanism for loss of controlParental emotional unavailability and parentification of childrenSubstance abuse normalization in household environments

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You Are Good · May 6, 2026

Kiki's Delivery Service w. Livia Tsang

“Host of feelings podcast about movies; facilitates discussion on burnout, creativity, and human connection through film”

Artistic Burnout and Commercialization of Creative WorkComing-of-Age and Identity Formation in AdolescenceCommunity Care and Queer Mentorship Models

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You Are Good · Apr 29, 2026

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home w. Sandy Ernest Allen

“Host of the podcast, leads discussion about Star Trek IV and its emotional resonance”

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home film analysisEnvironmental messaging in 1980s cinemaTime travel narrative structure

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You Are Good · Apr 22, 2026

Showgirls feat. Crystal and Ariel Demure

“Host of You Are Good, a feelings podcast about movies that explores emotional impact rather than critical judgment”

Film criticism and camp aestheticsSexual exploitation in entertainment industryFemale competition and solidarity in workplace hierarchies

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You Are Good · Apr 15, 2026

Crazy Rich Asians w. Amanda Wong

“Podcast host conducting episode discussion and providing personal anecdotes about Asian family communication networks”

Asian representation in Hollywood cinemaBox office performance of diverse-cast filmsAsian-American identity and cultural assimilation

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You Are Good · Apr 9, 2026

The Prince of Egypt w. Maya Williams and Max Wolpert

“Host of the podcast; previously worked with Maya Williams at NAC Factory in Maine”

Musical theater composition and structureBiblical adaptation and creative interpretationLiberation theology and Black religious traditions

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You Are Good · Apr 1, 2026

Coco w. Héctor González

“Host of You Are Good; facilitates discussion and shares personal reflections on family memory and activism”

Día de Muertos traditions and Mexican death cultureGenerational trauma and family healingRanchera music and Mexican musical heritage

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You Are Good · Mar 25, 2026

A Beautiful Mind w. Nathan Shuherk (aka schizophrenicreads)

“Primary host conducting interview and facilitating discussion about mental health representation in film”

Schizophrenia diagnosis and symptomatology (positive, negative, cognitive symptoms)Antipsychotic medication side effects and treatment adherence challengesMental health disclosure in romantic relationships

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You Are Good · Feb 11, 2026

Elvira: Mistress of the Dark w. Safe Slut

“Primary host conducting interview and thematic analysis of Elvira film”

Slut-shaming and sexual double standardsPurity culture and religious sexual repressionQueer representation and queer icons in pre-out celebrity culture

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You Are Good · Feb 4, 2026

Ghost World w. Lucé Tomlin-Brenner and Carolyn Kendrick

“Primary host facilitating discussion about Ghost World's themes and cultural significance”

Coming-of-age narratives and adolescent identity formationClass representation in cinema and working-class youth experiencesArtistic authenticity versus institutional validation in education

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You Are Good · Jan 28, 2026

Turning Red w. Livia Tsang and Carolyn Kendrick

“Primary host of You Are Good, a feelings podcast about movies”

Coming-of-age narratives and identity formation in adolescenceIntergenerational trauma and family cycles of emotional suppressionChinese-Canadian immigrant experience and cultural assimilation

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You Are Good · Jan 21, 2026

Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy w. Chris Kluwe and Sooz Kempner

“Host of You Are Good podcast, facilitating discussion about Anchorman and connecting it to social issues”

Gender dynamics in 1970s media and newsroomsSystemic sexism in broadcast journalismLocal news culture and celebrity in American media

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