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Disclosures at RaymondJames.com But I think of Lucas having gone to Yoda for an advanced class in Get Over Yourself,
which he needs.
He needs at that point.
And can I just say, do or do not, there is no try.
Patently false.
There is try.
That's absolutely true.
That's not a thing.
Trying and failing is a thing.
We all had favorite teachers growing up, the ones who really saw us,
changed our points of view, set us on new paths.
Fictional teachers do the same thing for their students.
So we asked ourselves, of all the teachers we've seen in TV and movies,
which of them do we wish we'd had to educate us in real life?
I'm Linda Holmes.
Joining me today on NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour are my fellow hosts, Aisha Harris.
Hello, Aisha.