With Joe Pera as a guide, his Michigan neighborhood and the world truly feel like places to be thankful for. There’s a point near the end of the first episode of “Joe Pera Talks With You” in ...

This Joe Pera Talks With You review contains no spoilers. It’s very easy to be negative these days. Unfortunately, it’s almost become the norm to feel like the weight of the world is just too ...

[Ed. note: This essay contains spoilers for the entirety of Joe Pera Talks With You.] “I don’t think people are bad,” Sarah Conner (Jo Firestone) says towards the beginning of the third ...