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Tracy Flick

Tracy Flick

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Oct 4, 2026

speaker_1HOST
10:14
I am talking about Election, 1999, based on Tom Perrotta's novel, directed by Alexander Payne.
speaker_1HOST
10:21
We've got Reese Witherspoon as Tracy Flick, the terrifyingly ambitious overachiever running for class president.
speaker_2HOST
10:28
Pick Flick.
speaker_1HOST
10:29
Pick Flick.
speaker_2HOST
10:36
It's a phenomenal adaptation.
speaker_1HOST
10:38
Now, I have a theory about this one, and I want you to tear it apart if I'm wrong.
speaker_1HOST
10:43
On the surface, Tracy Flick is framed as the classic Type A villain, the annoying hand-raising student we all kinda hated.
speaker_2HOST
10:50
Right, the quintessential overachiever.
Seth CreekmoreHOST
9:40
this is not a video podcast yet you can see lee almost jumped out of her chair and she will tell you she does not run or jump She's
Mario SikoraHOST
9:50
like Tracy Flick sitting there with her arms.
Lee FieldsHOST
9:53
I got this one.
Lee FieldsHOST
9:54
Yeah, I don't run or jump unless the actual tiger is actually chasing me.
Gurdeep AhluwaliaHOST
12:42
That wouldn't surprise me.
Gurdeep AhluwaliaHOST
12:45
One actress, one woman gave us Elle Woods, Tracy Flick, and June Carter.
Gurdeep AhluwaliaHOST
12:51
Who is
StephHOST
12:52
it? Reese Witherspoon.
Jessica TarlovGUEST
20:17
So...
Jessica TarlovGUEST
20:19
Tracy Flick, the movie Election, I'm always kind of dating myself perfectly as an elder millennial woman.
Jessica TarlovGUEST
20:28
Also, that I wanted to know what you thought of Hillary Clinton this morning on Morning Joe also puts me squarely in there.
Jessica TarlovGUEST
20:35
So the movie Election just always spoke to me.

8 MINS LATER

Jessica TarlovGUEST
28:36
And I wanted the book also, I mean, it's not...
Jessica TarlovGUEST
28:40
I don't think it's too female.
Jessica TarlovGUEST
28:43
I mean, you would be able to tell me if it felt too girly to you that we have talked about Tracy Flick and Elle Woods already.
Jessica TarlovGUEST
28:49
That's
Jennifer BerkshireHOST
19:48
As I got to meet the students who make Youth Court happen at Attleboro High, I couldn't help but wonder what their friends make of their roles as, say, judge or bailiff or jury foreperson.
Jennifer BerkshireHOST
20:01
Did their non-restorative justice-minded friends ever make cracks about Tracy Flick, the heroine of one of my all-time favorite movies, Election? Spoiler, no one here was familiar with that 1999 classic.
Jennifer BerkshireHOST
20:15
School advocate Star Parham says that her friends are definitely curious about what happens in the youth courtroom.
Star ParhamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
20:23
A lot of them are pretty intrigued with it, but we don't really talk about what we do in here because we just don't feel too comfortable.
Jessica TarlovGUEST
17:57
Yeah.
Jessica TarlovGUEST
17:57
So this is something that I had to learn the hard way as someone who would self-describe as a Tracy Flick kind of character in life.
Jessica TarlovGUEST
18:06
I always prided myself and almost couldn't control myself from having a quick retort, even when it really hurt me, frankly, to respond in that way.
Jessica TarlovGUEST
18:17
And you get this kind of know-it-all reputation, a little bit of a Doogie Howser, right? And I didn't love it, but I also felt like I couldn't stop myself.
Nan McNamaraHOST
4:44
... and were from the very start.
Nan McNamaraHOST
4:46
Can you share with our listeners and viewers how you came to that passion and your personal Tracy Flick story-
Alicia MaloneGUEST
4:55
[laughs]
Nan McNamaraHOST
4:55
... from high school, which I just love?

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