In this Halloween edition, Robby Soave and Christian Britschgi dive into Nathan Fielder’s documentary centered on Elizabeth Holmes, the convicted fraudster.
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On this week’s episode of Freed Up, Robby “Lestat” Soave and Christian “Lizard” Britschgi don Halloween outfits while dissecting Nathan Fielder’s buzzworthy new documentary, You Can See Everything. Throughout their chat, they probe the psyche of Elizabeth Holmes and scrutinize the boundaries between documentary filmmaking and biographical dramas, with Christian getting a chance to defend his written critique of the film. Next, the hosts shift gears to unpack reports alleging that Mary Peltola’s Alaska Senate bid aided in introducing a second “Dan Sullivan” to mislead voters who intended to support the incumbent, Sen. Dan Sullivan (R–Alaska).
0:00—Halloween outfits
4:58—The duo reviews You Can See Everything
9:05—Ethical quandaries in You Can See Everything
16:00—Elizabeth Holmes remains untruthful
30:00—The Dropout vs. You Can See Everything
42:24—The revelation of Mary Peltola’s underhanded tactics
54:06—Freed Up goes live for the 2026 midterm elections
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Natalie Foster
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