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The Charlie Kirk Show
Libs of TikTok's Chaya Raichik on Being Doxxed by Taylor Lorenz
"For a while you were operating with anonymity and didn't put your name out there. I don't think you planned to eventually do come out. But Taylor Lorenz kind of forced your hand. How is your life personally changed? Now that you no longer have to worry about being anonymous, are you happier? Is it easier or do you miss the days of being anonymous? Look, I'll be honest, I never expected to for my name to be to be out there and my face. It's not something I ever planned for, I was sort of just, you know, doing my account sort of, you know, I felt like I was doing a public service. And then I never expected the backlash I would get from the last and the eventual Doc saying, but I think that with everything in life, you can either rise to the occasion or you can let it get you down. And I think that the reason they came after me was in the hopes to intimidate me into silence. And I was never going to let that happen because I think this work is just too important. So now that the situation happened, I was dogs, there was nothing really I could do about it. I am learning to embrace it and live with it. And I think in the end, there is a little bit of a silver lining because the whole point of lives of TikTok is to show the American people what the far left agenda is, that they're coming after our children. And Taylor and Lorenz gave me so much exposure. My following tripled in a matter of weeks. So, you know, there is a silver lining in that. I think I'll be much more effective now. So, you know, it's not all bad, but it's definitely not something that I ever planned to do.
AP News Radio
Embiid has 36 points and 18 rebounds, 76ers top Cavs 118-109
"The 76ers made it 6 straight wins by downing the Cavaliers one 18 one O 9. Joel embiid led the way with 36 points in 18 rebounds. He also benefited from a reverse call that allowed him to avoid a 6 foul with four 12 remaining. Sixers coach Doc Rivers. I thought he'd flopped on the play. So I really didn't think that Joe would be filed out. Joe did. That's what scared me. James Harden finished with 28 points and tyrese max, he had a 23. Caris levert had a team high 24 points, and down of a Mitchell had 21 for the calves. I'm Dave ferry
AP News Radio
North Korea launches ICBM before South Korea-Japan summit
"North Korea has test launched another intercontinental ballistic missile. I'm Ben Thomas with the latest. The U.S. and South Korea are conducting joint military exercises. Here putting together a floating bridge across a river. It's just one small piece of the wet gap crossing operation. Captain Sean kaspersen. We look forward to continuing to train together and building the relationship between the U.S. and the Korean forces will remain ready to fight tonight. Katie cop she Doc. The maneuvers have roiled Pyongyang calling them a rehearsal for invasion. The launch was North Korea's first ICBM test in a month and third weapons test this week. It also came hours before the leaders of South Korea and Japan were to meet in Tokyo, the summit, the first in more than a decade, is expected to focus on North Korean threats, aiming to overcome disputes over history and quickly rebuild security and economic ties. I'm Ben Thomas
The Dan Bongino Show
Robert Redfield Says Fauci Shut Down Debate on Covid's Origin
"Take a listen yourself Doctor Fauci's physician as those who thought a spillover took the position that it was most likely a spillover event because that's what happened with SARS and that's what happened with mers And I think it's important to look at prior to 2012 we didn't really have another mechanism other than nature We weren't doing gain of function research I'm a clinical virologist I tried to explain to Doctor Fauci who's an immunologist that this virus SARS and mers when they infected man from the intermediate host civet cat in the case of SARS in a camel in case emerged they never learned how to go human to human So those original outbreaks are less than a thousand people And the epidemics died And so when everyone thought this was SARS like well that's going to die too But this virus was immediately the most infectious virus not the most I think probably right behind measles virus that we've ever seen in fact man So I immediately said wait a second this is a natural And then you go back and look at the literature and you find in 2014 this lab actually published a paper that they put the H two receptor into humanized miso in fact human tissue And then you learn that the new COVID which came from bats now can hardly replicate in bats So how does that happen I don't know Doc That's so crazy So a lab that's doing research on mice having those mice genetically altered so they express a human receptor a human receptor that's active in the transmission of COVID human to human The labs do in research on that and the craziest thing happens A virus emerges from a lab that can go human to human that they engineered to infect a very specific human receptor
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
How James Biden Invoked Joe Biden's Name to Secure $140M Deal
"Here's an interesting headline in the Biden's brother was hired to broker secret $140 million Saudi deal when Joe was veep. Docs revealed. Now I want to commend the New York Post because they do great reporting led by the inimitable Miranda divine on Hunter Biden, the Biden cramp crime family, all the various rackets from Ukraine, to China, and now Saudi Arabia. But this latest headline is an article, but it refers to the reporting of the daily mail. This is the daily mail in London. They apparently broke the story and what is the story? Well, first of all, it's interesting that the story comes out in a dispute between two parties that seem unrelated. One is a construction company that is called hill, a hill international. And this company is having a fight with its lawyers, and its lawyers are called Langford and Reed. Now, what is the fight about? Basically Langford and Reed says the following. They say that the hill international company made a big deal in Saudi Arabia. I did a major construction project. We're owed a 140 $1 million. But the Saudis evidently for whatever reason refused to pay there was some problem or some argument. And so there was a negotiation going on between the lawyers, which is Langford and Reid and the Saudis about getting that money. And the lawyers thought that they had worked out that the Saudis would not pay the full amount they'd pay a $100 million, but suddenly heal a national win silent and go, no, no, no, let's just drop the whole matter. They kind of forgot about it. They acted as if to say they never got any money. And as it turns out, and this is really what Langford and Reed is alleging, hill international thought of or different scheme. We know how to get this money out of the Saudis. We'll hire James Biden and leveraging his relationship and of course his access to Joe Biden, who's the vice president, will get the Saudis to offer us a deal under the table, and then we won't have to split the money with our lawyers.
AP News Radio
AP source: FBI searched U. of Delaware in Biden docs probe
"Boxes of documents that arrived at the university of Delaware in 2012 that were meant to remain sealed until two years after Joe Biden's time in public life are now part of a Justice Department investigation. The FBI searched the university of Delaware in recent weeks. It's the fourth known location to be searched as part of its investigation into the potential mishandling of classified government documents by president Joe Biden, AP sources confirm a story first reported by CNN, Delaware, as Biden's Alma mater, and in 2011 he donated records to the school from his 36 years in the U.S. Senate, The White House and the university referred questions to the Justice Department, a special counsel is looking into how classified documents from Biden's time as vice president and senator came to wind up in his home and former office. The FBI also searched the Indiana home of former vice president Mike Pence and is separately investigating the retention of documents by former president Donald Trump founded his Florida estate. Jennifer King, Washington
The Eric Metaxas Show
How Did Naomi Wolf Get Her Hands on Pfizer's Internal Docs?
"Welcome, Naomi wolf. It's so good to be here with you in person at last. It's really a gigantic blessing to me to sit in the same room as you and to talk to you about so many things. And I do want to talk to you about many, many things, I want to talk at some point with you about the spiritual aspect of the madness that has been unleashed on humanity. And I want to talk to you about I want to talk to you about lots of things, but I want to start with because not everyone who listens to this program listens to every program and just to reprise what it is that you have done in getting these internal documents from Pfizer, how that happened, and then what you've done with them and what you found. But let's just start with, how did you manage because I still am astonished that you would get your hands on Pfizer's internal documents? Right. Great question. Well, I can't take any credit for it. That was Aaron's Siri and his law firm, which sued the FDA. And sued successfully. And so the court ordered the FDA to release all of these internal Pfizer documents and the FDA as you and I have discussed in the past asked the court to wait to ban the release for 75 years. In other words, this generation was long gone. And luckily, this judge said no. And so the FDA was forced to release 55,000 documents a month, and that's even deceptive because some of these documents are like tens of thousands of pages long. So a massive tranche.
AP News Radio
Amid ChatGPT outcry, some teachers are inviting AI to class
"The unveiling of chat GPT has panicked some educators who fear students will use the artificial intelligence powered chatbot to write their essays and cheat on homework. Some teachers are inviting AI to class. Johnny pearcy instructed his 23 students in Kentucky to try to outwit the robot that was churning out writing assignments. He says, instead of looking for information, chat GPT is actually creating. So if you ask it to write a play about four 5th graders and here's the problem that happens, it'll do that for you. It can generate everything from essays and haikus to term papers within seconds. The technology has panicked teachers and prompted school districts to block access to the site. Piercy remembers when Google Drive first came out. Oh, kids are just going to share their docs with one another and then they're just going to copy and paste stuff from the Internet and turn that in and claim it's their own work. Guess what? The more majority of students don't do that. He says AI is coming whether we want it or not. I'm Ed Donahue
AP News Radio
FBI searches Pence's Indiana home in classified docs probe
"Former vice president Mike Pence becomes the latest government official to have his home searched by the FBI because of classified documents. Local police were blocking off the driveway of former vice president Mike Pence's home in Indiana. Where sources say the FBI launched a search. It follows the discovery last month of documents with classified markings. Pence's lawyer says agents already took possession of what he described as a small number of documents. Inadvertently boxed and transported to Indiana at the end of the Trump administration. Pence is said to be out of state visiting family in California after the birth of a grandchild. Former president Trump and president Joe Biden have also recently had their home searched. After they were found to be in possession of classified material. I'm Jackie Quinn
Finance Magnates
German Stock Exchange Boerse Stuttgarts Digital Business Gets New Boost
"7 p.m. Friday January 27th, 2023. German stock exchange bore Stuttgart's digital business gets new boost. LTP GT bore Stuttgart, Germany's second largest lotta ref cop finance magnates Doc cultures to kick exchange aquatic class quarters main interim quote it caught 7 65 D.C. one C 8 6 5 D four 9 B 98 four one two 6 two 5 8 D FF three 7 7 target quote Blanco stock exchange tag has. Strengthened its digital business with additional investment from Tokyo based. Financial services firm, SBI group, and digital publisher, axel Springer. Bors announced on Friday that both firms are now completely committed to its digital. Business dot LTP GT LTP GT under its digital business, the German stock exchange offers treating. And crypto custody solutions to institutional clients. It also offers retail crypto trading via the finance magnates dot com cryptocurrency exchange versus stud gartin solar is bank to develop crypto exchange aquatic target quad Blanco real quad follow quad BIS tech app which was that finance magnates dot com cryptocurrency guard Barclays bank la testa institutions to a crypto quote target quad Blanco quote follow caught launched. In 2019 tagged LTP GT LTP GT in a Friday statement, bore Stuttgart, which is the 6th largest exchange group in Europe, disclosed that it intends to organize all its digital activities under a new arm to be called borscht Stuttgart digital, which will be launched in the future dot LTP GT LTP GT speaking in the statement. Doctor Matthias vocal CEO of bourse Stuttgart. Group expressed excitement at the new investment, adding that both axel Springer and little Tahrir dot finance magnates dot com be group what target quad blank what real quad follow Cortes BI group tag shared the company's growth. Ambition LTP GT LTP GT the fact that axel Springer and SBI group are expanding there. Strategic partnership with Bohr Stuttgart group underlines their trust. In the digital business of our group as a regulated player, DR Christian ricken, chairman of the executive committee of Boris Stuttgart. Group further added dot LTP GT LTP GT watch the recent FML S 22 session on retail and institutional trading dot LTP GT LTP GT bore Stuttgart expands BI SON LTP LTP GT meanwhile, axel Springer, and SBI groups expanded investment in boar Stuttgart comes almost two months after the stock exchange increased bisons. Digital asset portfolio to 17 little tariffs that finance magnates that country of cryptocurrency is quote class quarter of skin dairy term. It quacks zero 9-1-1 zero one E 6 C zero two four B three 6 8 8 zero E 7 C 9 7 two D F D 6 target called cryptocurrency asset, with the addition of 7 new. Coins the new cryptocurrencies added were AL geo algorithm, San sandbox. Man a decentral land, Matic polygon and doge. Dogecoin. LTP GT LTP GT in a statement. Doctor early sponsor, who doubles as the chief digital. Officer of Boris Stuttgart group and the CEO of bison, noted that the company. Remains committed to offering its customers the safe, reliable environment to. Trade and store their cryptocurrencies dot LTP LTP T meanwhile, and may last year, flay text degiro, a Germany based online. Securities broker diversified into crypto trading, providing initial access to. Digital asset trading to its customers via bore Stuttgart's bison app. The broker also onboard the services of block knocks, another bore stut darts. Subsidiary to custody its clients digital assets dot LTP GT. This article was written by Solomon Aleppo at WWW dot finance magnates dot com.
Mark Levin
Axios: National Archives Misses House Biden Classified Docs Deadline
"National archives couldn't access stood up meet the Tuesday deadline to turn over requested materials to the House committee on oversight That's chaired by James comer National archives is not produced requested documents to the committee at this time Chemicals request still stands anticipates moving forward with a transcribed interview with Nara's general counsel soon The archives didn't immediately return access requests for comment but has said it needs to consult with the Department of Justice before sharing information of course you know how that works So you have a more than an iron triangle And iron octagon of executive branch cover up taking place now and you have a separation of powers issue Under article one we know what's in article one And we know it's an article too We know it's an article three We know it's an article 5 Unlike a judicial nominee by the Biden administration maybe we'll have time to get into that later All that said the problem is if Congress doesn't enforce its implied powers at oversight implied because they are and the court is recognized this Powers that are linked to legislative powers if they're legitimate oversight activities unlike any Trump's taxes in order to leak them Then Congress has no power Then Congress is denuding itself
The Dan Bongino Show
Miranda Devine: Hunter Biden Email 'Reads Like a Classified Doc'
"Listen to Miranda Devine who explained this on Tucker Carlson show a couple nights ago check this out So you've read the entire laptop you wrote a book about it and clearly remembered this document Tell us how different this is This email from everything else you saw in the laptop Look this email is like nothing else that hunter is written in the entire 9 years covered by the laptop It is extremely long 1300 words It's very detailed very well informed well written It reads like an official document even it reads like a classified document There's information in there that's not readily available He sounds very knowledgeable and very brazy about it And you have to remember that this is at a time a month before he joined the burisma board He needed money desperately and to fit his drug habit And they were going to pay him $83,000 a month to do not very much And obviously they were paying for his proximity to his father And he was showing as he never did again his value to them And of course having access to classified information would make his price much higher So that's sort of the motion for it The other thing about it is that it's very easy I think for the special counsel Robert her to immediately just clear up whether or not hunter had access to classified information by just cross matching that email and other information on the laptop with the information in those classified documents There it is There it is folks Miranda the vine Excellent reporter to New York Post author of laptop from hell
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
How the Left Tries to Target Trump and His Classified Docs
"The left has been trying desperately to show that there's a difference between what Trump did and what Trump did on the one hand versus what Biden and Pence did on the other hand. Interesting, even the left is trying to defend Pence. Why? Because I think they know that if Pence is guilty, well, Biden's going to be guilty, and then the Pandora's box is open. So their point is, no, they got to keep the focus. Trump is the only criminal around here. Now why is that? Well, here's a classic example of an attempt to say that this is what Trump did that's unique. Mike Pence found classified docs and alerted the FBI. Joe Biden found classified dachshund alerted the FBI. Donald Trump stole classified docs hid them and refused to return them. Now let's start right there. First of all, the idea here is that Pence and Biden found the documents while Trump stole documents. So here's my tweet responding to this. If Pence found the documents, who took them. Obviously Pence. And the same with Biden, both men took the documents and then later found them. So what about Trump? The same. He took the documents and later found that he had them. So why use the word stole in connection with Trump while the other two supposedly just found the documents? My point here is that this is a manipulation of language to camouflage the fact that all three men took the documents and subsequently found
The Trish Regan Show
Former VP Mike Pence Reveals His Possession of Classified Docs
"Turning now to the news that Joe Biden and Donald Trump aren't the only ones with classified documents. It seems a former VP Mike Pence also had a small number of documents marked as classified at his Indiana home. They were turned over to the FBI following a recent search according to his attorneys. They turned them over to the national archives, they had been inadvertently boxed and sent to pence's home when he left office there in January of 2021, so it seems like a lot of people are making these mistakes. I said this earlier and I think it's quite interesting to see how quickly Donald Trump did rush to Mike Pence's defense. He came right out and defended him. I do also think it's very interesting that Barack Obama has not done the same for Joe Biden, so think about that for a second as we mull over whether or not the Democrat party really wants Joe to run in 2024. I don't think they do. I don't think that this would have been leaked the way it was leaked if they really wanted Joe Biden at the top of the ticket. But who else do they got? Who else could create so much inflation? Unfortunately, a few two many people.
The Trish Regan Show
Why Did Biden Sit on Classified Docs for 68 Days?
"Let's start with the premise that you can debate this all you want, but the president does have some cover in that he does have the ability to declassify certain classified documents so Donald Trump will hide behind that. I'm sorry, but Joe Biden didn't have that. He was vice president. By the way, before that, he was in the Senate. So what the heck was he doing making off with all these classified documents? And how many are there really? I mean, are we talking dozens? Well, it's already more than dozens. We're talking hundreds. Are we talking thousands? Do we know if Hunter Biden had access to these things? You need to remember this. This team is not truthful, with any of us. Consider what the conservative media went through when trying to report on the Hunter Biden laptop. And how multiple people were shut down all the more reason, by the way, a quick plug for Trish Intel dot com. Please go to Tricia Intel dot com. Subscribe to my newsletter, so I always have a way of communicating with you. It's really, really important because so many of us were completely shut down for even just talking about the issue. The Internet wouldn't allow it because he wouldn't allow it and they wanted so desperately for him to win, so the refused to tell the truth on that issue. And now we learn that it took them 68 days to come forward with this classified, document scandal. And I don't even know if we ever would have found out had it not been for somebody who kind of had an in for Joe Biden. I mean, let's be quite honest. Somebody does not want him to run.
The Trish Regan Show
The Ever-Increasing Number of Classified Docs at Biden's Home
"Start with headline here. 68 days, 68 days. It took for the president's team to come forward and tell us about these documents that have been found at the Penn Biden center. His little think tank there in Washington D.C. that was, well, heavily bankrolled, frankly, by the Chinese to the tune of millions of dollars. Anyway, we didn't know about this until somehow it got leaked. Even though it was known, before the midterm elections, I mean, just think about the implications of that alone. You had Joe Biden out there telling 60 minutes in the months leading up to the election how atrocious it was. I mean, really. Unthinkable that anybody could be so, so careless, except that he himself, it turns out, has been careless for years and years and years going all the way back to his Senate days. That's the latest. You see, they just found another trove of information. More and more and more keeps coming out. I just like to know why is there no FBI raid? Why is the FBI just allowing his lawyers to try and look for things? I mean, I find that rather suspicious, rather concerning in that clearly, they're not finding everything because we keep getting more buckets of stuff coming forward. And by the way, they don't even tell us, right? They try and mislead you. They're like, oh, 6 more things found. 5 more things found. Are we talking boxes? Are we talking documents? We don't know yet, because Joe Biden's like, hey, I did nothing wrong. I have no regrets.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Mike Davis the Article III Project Unpacks the Biden Docs
"Is Mike Davis from the article three project. Mike, welcome back to the program. What is the latest on the document scandal and saga? Is it correct that the federal bureau investigation Department of Justice raided Biden's home this last weekend? I wouldn't call it a raid. The Biden Justice Department is working very closely with the Biden White House and Biden's personal attorneys to carefully choreograph an orchestrates this search in Delaware. Remember, they found these documents more than two months ago. The only reason that we're even learning about this, it sounds like Biden turned these over to his political appointee at the national archives and then the inspector general of the national archives got wind of this and turned it over to the Justice Department. We may have never learned about this at the national archives inspector general didn't get wind of this, and they've covered this up for two months. And remember during this time, they have these documents on November 2nd, as you said, midterms are November 8th. They bury this. November, November 18th, attorney general Merrick Garland should have immediately appointed a special counsel because he can't investigate his boss president Trump. And so what happens 16 days after they find these documents on November 18th, Garland appoints a special counsel, but to go after Trump for the Mar-a-Lago documents that Trump was legally entitled to have under the presidential records act. So this has been a complete cover up. They've allowed Biden's attorneys to perform the first four search searches of these documents. They keep fighting these documents after Biden has assured the American people that they've done a complete search and there are no more documents that keep finding more,
AP News Radio
Brooke Shields examines her life, fame in doc ‘Pretty Baby’
"Among the things that actor Brooke Shields reveals in a film about her life is that she was sexually assaulted. With the latest. Brooke Shields says in the documentary pretty baby she was raped by someone she knew professionally when she had graduated college, she went to his hotel room after dinner to call a cab when she was assaulted. The film also explores how shields was sexualized at a young age. She played a sex worker in the 1978 film pretty baby when she was 11 and appeared nude in blue lagoon and endless love before she was 16. Shields says she hopes the takeaway from her story is how wrong that is. Really take a look at how we're taught to view people and how we're taught to let them view us. The film premiered this weekend at the Sundance Film Festival and will be on Hulu this year.
First Take
"doc" Discussed on First Take
"He's he's willing to sit out the season rather than come to the philadelphia. Seventy sixers what do you say that. What are you going to do about that. That may be whereas today That may not be where he's tomorrow you know you just don't know save and that's why we just gotta keep communicating and see what we can take this but you are right. It's for years left on his contract. It's in our hands. Would that be said your expectations. I know what your hope is. But what are your expectations for. Ben simmons this year with philadelphia to get them back and once we get back in the fold can get to work if that doesn't happen. I don't have an expectation. Because i don't know where we go. That is to you know that that will happen if it happens. But right now it's still part of this team. And i'm going to focus on that part of this. Daryl morey does an executive with this organization. Josh harrison odors been obviously involved with ruben than those guys. Elton brand is one. Concern has proven himself to be valuable executive in this league. You obviously have been around for a long time and exceptional coach over the a championship coach. But a lot of people looking at you and say because of your relationship with please your ability to motivate them. What have you. This comes down the doc rivers. Who's trying to capture a championship. Once again after a failed tries even though you want two thousand and eight how will you feel. What kind of pressure you feeling personally right now to get the situation right. We've been simic's own. I slept well last night. So that you want you know the great stephen. A the greatest thing about sports is this You get a chance every year and when you don't win it you get back up and the fact that you get a chance to try to do it again is amazing to me. That's what makes sports so great. So listen we're right-back at it once again coach. I appreciate your time. Thank you so much before you get on out here. I want you to lift up your right arm. if you don't mind. I saw a really really nice. I mean that's a pretty fly bracelet right there coach. I just wanted to berry's right. Gave tumor chance. Finally got a gift that i didn't pay for. That was really nice coach. I appreciate it. Thank you so much man. Take care of yourself. I see you soon take care all right. Checkout docs new podcast. It was said sports. The one and only doc rivers head coach for the philadelphia. Seventy sixers molly stephen. A exceptional interview. Doc rivers saying that he wants ben simmons back and that he thinks he can win a title with him. Pressure is a privilege coach. It was a stunning fall from grace. It concern you that a number of tusk weren't working on thoroughness devices. Her story unbelievable voice on mistaken. I know that we made so many mistakes. This strange saga of elizabeth homes continues. I'm rebecca jarvis. And i've been reporting on the case of elizabeth homes for more than five years and now that she's finally going to trial will be following the case and elizabeth every step of the way big risk-takers concealed holder robot. The drought is back. Listen now in every tuesday during the trial. Wherever you get your podcasts.
Sup Doc: A Documentary Podcast
"doc" Discussed on Sup Doc: A Documentary Podcast
"Apparently all the stories are just him pitching smoking and drinking and hating it the whole time and who wouldn't want to watch that take my money now. Oh my god. I would love to what. What would you call. It was put on the spot. What would you call it documentary us see. This is where the journalism park kicks in. Because i have to like take several hours and make lists of titles and figure out what works on multiple levels sees. I'm going to be bad at this and this is also why i'm not a comedian on stage. I don't have that rapid fire. i understand. we'll use it all. Come back with an answer when we promoted on social media of something great. And it's going to blow everybody's mind it and it'll change his mind and it's going to happen then yeah sure. There's no stanhope title alone just on title. That's how you sell things. I guess nowadays according but julie. This was awesome. Thank you watch the word on vice tv and that's where you can find it premieres on the eighth of september vice tv nine pm and we're also going to screening at hollywood boulevard. Chinese theaters world famous chinese theaters on september eleventh. Two thirty pm. I don't want to say it's going to be a september eleventh party. But it's like if you don't have september eleventh plans every eleven if you have like an instagram right sure exactly. Where can people find more about you online. Or the doc. I'm julie cba. Ese aba on twitter and instagram. the film's website is too soon. Doc dot com. We have all the info there. And i'm most of all looking forward to kind of being finished with this. After five long years. I eat brain space to take on new exciting challenges will do you have another document outside of this. No stanhope which. I titled couple things. Nothing official but yeah there of people you've heard of and mysterious rightly deserve their own documentaries and i hope to be back here to promote them time. That's not five years from now. Well we hope you are too thank you so much george could job talk to you soon. Thanks julie thank you so much by everybody. Thanks for listening. You can find out. More about sub doc doc. Podcast dot com recapping reality since twenty fifteen. Our theme song was written by david. Segal and our show was engineered by will scoville. Our associate producer is. Please donate to the show to our patriotism page patriot dot com slash supp doc podcast and if you want to help us out in any other way please. Just share the show with the front joined the talk and check out our hot takes pictures and videos on twitter instagram facebook and youtube. Where subject doc. Podcast on all of those platforms and. Don't forget to re review in. Subscribe on apple podcasts. You can find pocket. Georgia's comedy gigs. When those are happening again on the about us page on the site. Sub doc is by fans doc fans. So if you want to advertise. What's up doc. Or if you've got a film or opinions or if you want us to have a certain guest on please hit us up. We'd love to hear from you and what you're talking out on. Email us at subject. Podcast achy. mail. Dot com. Savings starts with internet and wireless xfinity because when you get xfinity internet and add mobile you can save up to four hundred dollars a year on wireless enjoy fast. Reliable internet at home and nationwide five g. on the go included at no extra cost get xfinity internet and mobile together and ask how to get an eligible five phone on us and for a limited time. Three hundred dollars back. Don't miss out go to xfinity dot com slash start saving. Call one eight hundred xfinity or visit us for today. Restrictions apply saving space on optimize pricing. Actual savings may vary..
Debate Amongst Friends With Doc & Prof
"doc" Discussed on Debate Amongst Friends With Doc & Prof
"The interview with jerome clan of we elite sports in the interview that i had about flag football in north carolina. So sit back and enjoy this episode. This is me doc. Listener trolley head coach of the gridiron gang and jerome. Clean the owner of the elite. Sports league This fall here in the wake county area north carolina. Did you see you in. Yeah i found rather You know what. I was on the computer so we could do it on the computer you got you got gotta get out of the at nine. Bernard saying good how you doing out. I'm just chilling. Healers good amount. Good awesome awesome. The air i also agree man. Efficacy hundred is good love. I'm looking forward to the. I think i think so. It's mean either way was going to be a thousand if not the otane no matter teams over regardless. But you now as you up here. We'll get to. Your team is playing coaching. You want the head coach at the time but you still coaching regret on in the fall or last year right your came on at the tail end which he was part of the first model then still as a coach. I at first and foremost auditions troy. He's the head coach to new head coach. He's been coaching on the staff. Great game but now. He's taken over the reins gridiron gansel. Y'all that was at the target championship. They were there was day. Phanom station coach up lilleshall. I turn it right the first one. Yep turns on and whatnot So that coaching working until his team. In a second but you what is delay like what you think about it. You think like instead time for women to be getting their tell your real now absolutely so initially. When i came back because i did take some time off when i came back Idea that was like the first question i asked i was like. Hey i know we're putting out money but are we getting paid. Because i came from semi pro background where the owners always got paid. You win you get paid. That's just how it is. And what happens is and i told the lady said usually most of these leads. You pay to try to win your money back so that next season when you come back out you don't have to pay dues you can get new jersey's you. Can you know. Get new equipment. Whatever you need instead of coming out your money. It comes out of your winnings. Which is what. I what i expected the whole time but when he said no. There's no money. I'm like so i understand is competitive. Let's remember that this is now officially just recreation. Like i'll want nobody getting hurt. Losing their jobs losing their loudly us over recreation. But you throw money in there. That's something completely different right. Yeah no one hundred percent. When i got it through twenty fifteen it was i mean i didn't we didn't we didn't win any money to we wanted to fall last year. So that's all i was it. I don't know any league here. That did it now early on if you want to read you the championship trophy and all that stuff. But then they pay for your they. You get paid to national so national january. You'll be you pretty much. You don't have to pay the entry fee lee page forward so and the nationals. It was okay edges money again. We had a free repertory. Isn't franken certain. Fun run we have on. I mean this is honest we have. It was a good time. You know we got better. We learned But ultimately if we didn't win we had a good time. Hopefully you know this. Is i think at this stage. I don't think it's not women's team that started look at life winter. We play and we need to be pay. Obviously it's up to you and you're playing on win but we'll be on the table if we do then we won't mobile. We want to add a positive. That's one another reason why we wanted to offer. A game of the week is because it may be teams. That's going to be coming in the early all started get. It may not be championship caliber. Yeah so it gives them a chance to kind of already. That'd be a lot of money. But i think it's still the thought of the effort out there then. Hey i can win something. Yeah like said it helps you with supplies you know. I know you know there was a couple of fines that happened. I mean you just never know. It's going to pay for something. It's not going to be pocketed. It's gonna pay for some water bottles. You know whatever. It is gatorade A new football. Whatever it is. Don't pay for some so now is definitely appreciate it in the of twenty twenty. I think i again what we did. we did. yeah. I i wasn't there that down that game but i check the ledger. Cincinnati head coach. We want to of all cases gonna. So that's what i'm saying so Just when i heard the stuff that i hear recently from different teams not even talking about ninety here outside. No we only nothing. We just get a trump. i mean listen trophies trophies. A cool though don't mean let's not knock trophies right away. Let's not not not not trophies. I mean it's cool but obviously it would be great to get a trophy and cash. Yeah no hundred percent so nah that's even house cave. So i ended up paying ill right right i mean not i mean when you remember you. Let me borrow the trophy. That won't be way now told you side and i'm giving it back to you and at least four or five people stopped me away the trophy outside. Yeah it's not mine. I'm giving back. I hope you get one in the future. But i also will begin big check as well that look so till the people about a now they know you just kind of tell about the story behind got flag football coach and a little bit. Sure i mean my story kind of starts with you. So i came out with coach. Don don mckenzie from visuals dynasty He came out to film the lady. Rangers kept telling me about it And i just don't happen to come out one day Watching guys play. And i was like man. This is this is phenomenal. And at that time he was thinking about starting team. And i've been there starting any adult team from the bottom. It's tough and.
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"Doc harry s. Truman had a plaque on his desk or his presidency. You know what that black said to the bucks spoil the buck stops here then you also close as we have. Let me do it. The right way and new national basketball association champions of the word world the walkie And for office dockery dole. Today doing win. Great sir how are you doing. I am here i am. I'm your just like another book team visiting the white house. But that's low brow in straight to dvd but it was very interesting game last night man. The people needed the series to be over. And i said that yesterday that everyone wants this series over so they can focus on analytics. That may or may not happen. That's what i said yesterday. I heard you say. I did hear you say it They got nothing. Wanted the bucks to win. They needed the books to win. Has a they had to do. Yeah my life. Social media time line was completely the opposite. There were so many people. I think people just to sons to win. Personally i think they wanted it more for a cpa three than jaanus which is very unfortunate but janas had a herculean effort. Good way to put it in. Good faith at is a good for a fifty points. Fourteen rebounds five blocks the main point. I think they emphasize was the blocks worst. Some of them were obviously goaltending..
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"Doc harry s. Truman had a plaque on his desk or his presidency. You know what that black said to the bucks spoil the buck stops here then you also close as we have. Let me do it. The right way and new national basketball association champions of the word world the walkie And for office dockery dole. Today doing win. Great sir how are you doing. I am here i am. I'm your just like another book team visiting the white house. But that's low brow in straight to dvd but it was very interesting game last night man. The people needed the series to be over. And i said that yesterday that everyone wants this series over so they can focus on analytics. That may or may not happen. That's what i said yesterday. I heard you say. I did hear you say it They got nothing. Wanted the bucks to win. They needed the books to win. Has a they had to do. Yeah my life. Social media time line was completely the opposite. There were so many people. I think people just to sons to win. Personally i think they wanted it more for a cpa three than jaanus which is very unfortunate but janas had a herculean effort. Good way to put it in. Good faith at is a good for a fifty points. Fourteen rebounds five blocks the main point. I think they emphasize was the blocks worst. Some of them were obviously goaltending..
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"Guys for listening. And i do wanna plug are patriot. One more time patron dot com slash supp. Doc podcast just for a buck a month. You can help us out so much or one hundred bucks a month. Yeah you're spot sweet spot. Yeah we'll we'll we'll we'll do a lot for one hundred bucks. We're a total vibe. So you know so help us out. I think you guys for listening. Thanks for nick for helping us. Long as always. George you are a pleasure in a world treasure those things rhyme and good to see you and great hosting this show with the all the time. We've been doing this for six years. Don't make it sound so bad. I'm not seven. That's coming up as long as that my project. If you guys a documentary we have not covered or guest. Emails up doc podcast at g mail dot com. And when you will take a look but thank you thanks. George thanks nick banks by thanks for listening you can find out more about sub talk at subject. Podcast dot com recapping reality since twenty.
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"Saint might have been like this and he was married to joanne ueli they met on the set of willow like our like he was the star. He was like the han solo. Of will yeah interesting. Yeah no it's not good. We'll it was not good. That's yeah so yeah. I'm excited to watch To watch val kilmer for people our age like he was a giant star for quite a long time. You know. I mean for crisis. He was batman. So yeah you know like you couldn't get bigger than any did everything comedies dramas action like top. Secret was just on the other day. I'm like oh. I forgot about this. Like this is like valcartier top secret. It's like it was so good and love top secret. It's when you could still make satire satirical and funny. What's the do why am i blanking on visit abrahams. Soccer's the western that. He was abused. Dunkelberg tim stone. Yeah so you could have like kind of gary. Oldman did at some point. I think that's what he missed like when he was doing stuff. Like this saint. Oh you needed to kind of go. Hardly mcconnell hey like right. I'm like your good looking dude. Who can be a character actor and you just needed like kind of like some crazy. Gary oldman type roles and then it just like making him. The lead in a certain point of the movie doesn't do well he doesn't get another chance. If that's the great thing about being character actor always heavy play the bad guy. Play the weirdo. Yeah yeah raising on you. It's not no. That was the only chance i had in. Hollywood was playing kooky neighbor guy. And i'm a lot of people's kooky neighbor right now. Yeah you are. Oh you just moved in there. Goes the neighborhood all right folks. So that is it sparked brother is watch it on. you can't watch it in the theaters. I guess right you can rented online or by purchase online but yeah it seems like it would be fun more fun to watch in the theaters. I would able yeah with anything okay. Donut king you can watch that on. Hulu summer of soul you can watch hulu and the cockpit. You can watch undocumented. You don't need. I think that's just you don't even need to sign up or anything for jetsam ads. I got all my ads in spanish. So i'm in. I'm in la so it makes anywhere in la and that that is it for us. Thank you.
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"Right off the top of my head chrome would be awesome because it's insanity but it's gone. Yeah yeah but ganga's blues. Which is i love that documentary so much and that's about that cat lived in. Sf did we talk about crip camp at all. I not talk. You know we should say this for for. Maybe this'll be like a channel save. We'll save that talk. Do this more often. Every time you and i do this we think like oh this will be like a half hour and then we talk for like an hour. I like we just were mentioned. Were mentioning a bush. Like keep the river on your right or whatever. I would love to watch that again. Like i haven't watched that in many years so yeah i haven't seen it then seen that one. Oh yeah novel yeah. We got to check that out. Well would so well. Let's go back. We haven't really done. I'm for quest. love The controversy armenia around summer of soul quest loves summer. So i would recommend it. Yeah i would recommend often. It's a great time piece it's political. It's moving. They have many great performances. If you just love music you're gonna love this dr right out of the anyway. So it's on hulu. I would definitely recommend it. What about the cockpits for you. Yeah i would definitely recommend it. I mean it does feel dated was made. I think the interviews were just like detail end of the nineties about stuff that happened in the seventies. But it's like it's fascinating story there fascinating people. It ties into a lot of other like you know if you like. Entertainment stuff at all or like dra- dragged such a huge phenomenon. Right now anyway. I think like people would be really interested in like these like super bizarre and just fashion wise. It's so crazy. I definitely recommend donut. King yeah these are all. These are all rex today guys. There's nothing that i feel like had to get tossed. Is there an a plus and this lineup. though for you could a a. i'm. I haven't finished her soul but i wanna say that's at least a okay. I'm just just for purely further performances. Right i don't know. I feel about the structure of it so far. Everything else i feel like is a great story could have been you know a little bit tighter in places but yeah i think these are all like great introduction to great real stories and let's talk briefly briefly about upcoming dachshund. You might be excited for. Oh well i did. Share the val kilmer doc on our on our on our facebook. It's going to be on on the. And i want to say nick. Who is our producer. Were you at that payer. Space show where val kilmer showed up pizzas. Unfortunately no that was one of the ones that i was not at but you heard the story like secondhand like me like paris was his all ages space in los angeles echo park basically and val kilmer was working on something with like dan deacon i think at the time i don't know how you ended up being like at pair space but i heard he just ordered a bunch of pieces for everyone. Val kilmer did all ages club. I mean that's all you know. It's club is generous. Okay like like a storefront in echo park. Oh we're office space that had shows but yeah val kilmer documentary very interested to see that i mean. I don't remember the last time. I might have been that movie with robert downey junior which is pretty alright. Kiss kiss bang bang. That's quite a long time ago. But for one of the real genius amazing real genius was top secret. You kidding me around. The time he did. This.
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"All areas. Five upload speeds not yet available But yeah the do you know anything other cats. That's like saying history. Were just like a bunch of drag performers that were also like just like acid freaks and they lived in these like commun- houses in san francisco put on these performances at as some theater. I'm sure you know the theater totally should watch this. It's it'll be a bizarre slice of life of like san francisco. In the late sixties. Early seventies i was curious about the caucus because i might be working on. I'm working on on record with someone that was in the cats as charles figure out like what was gone with the whole thing i heard stories about the copycats but like they went to new york doing this like a drag show thing and like doing like old vaudeville tunes and stuff. It's very strange. There's a couple moments where i'm like You can get away with that now for sure. But i mean that's the thing like they were just like living on the edges of everything like in san francisco being like well like even like you know they. They had there. Were six women in it. There were men that were straight ish in in the group as well there were like there was like it was just like it came out of this whole commune world. There is even like babies born that were like involved. It's a fascinating bit of san francisco history and we'll be good doctor pry actually think i saw it on twitter as like. Hey watch the surpri- pride i'm like. Oh so surely worth watching undocked plus documentary classes where i watched it. Yeah we should. At some point we have never done a city centric theme. It'd be cool to do like three docks that took place in san francisco or docks that take place in l. a. I feel. I was thinking about like just doing all documentaries about the new york times because there's like a bunch. There's like this series on showtime there is oh bit there. Is the guy crossword puzzles that you just do. All there is a. David carr davis. Yeah oh interesting so we could just do. All that's just in your. That is very specific. Yeah that's we can get a. Yeah we can do new york times thing too. But i think it'd be cool to do like a month of like these are about people like crumb like me..
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"I paid seventy five bucks. And i remember being like. This is the most expensive ticket i've ever had to show. But it's fucking nina simone. Yeah and it was something else did it was. It's other worldly yes. She didn't come out for a long time and when she came out she was not happy happy and she made sure people knew she was not known for being happy. No and she was like if i hear a cough. I'm out if i hear you unwrapping tandy. If you don't listen. I'm like it was like she had a lot of talk about not being appreciated america Like like she she really lived inherit. Yeah yeah forever. I mean you hear her even in this. You hear a little parisian accent in this concert footage. Yeah i mean no. She was not appreciated At all in america and that's a fucking travesty. Because she is a legend one of a kind of talent but but yeah it was. It was a really fucking awesome show. Yeah the one. I saw. And i'm glad i went. But i was like whoa. What is what is happening happening. This is so wild. Like i didn't know you could just come out and make demands that you know like i'm going to do that next time i do stand up. Yeah yeah yeah. I think i don't laugh. I'm out a u move to paris if you don't get exactly yeah but but it's mortgage is involved in other which is not surprising that is. He's very well known. Yeah yeah oh yeah. He's very well known in. So was alex. Gibney tach to this like ten years ago. I mean they've been trying to make this documentary for for over well over a decade which is silly that it's like never before seen footage except for the people who try to make it into a documentary ten years ago but side note. I just remembered in the credits for the donate king. Ridley scott was mentioned as a producer might did ridley scott. Help make the donut. Can't be the same way. Maybe it's i mean. How many release scott's can there be in film. One of them has to quit. But i originally jay scott like michael j. fox right right like it's like an imdb creditors. I mean if like you're right can make a spark stock. Why can't really ridley scott him. Yeah released released. Got really scott producer. I thought.
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"You're not gonna miss anything really. I mean it's like there's no like spoiler alert. You know nina simone flies with jet pack or something you know i didn't i didn't get oh man i mean it's the performance to it's the credit krell makram performances of this. But i'm a huge nina simone fan. Anyways it's weird. There is some. I don't know like i grew up in you know in a black family my stepfather. This was all he listened to this this kind of music you know. In like he was in the fifth dimension so seen maryland mccoo and billy davis junior who were in my stepdad's wedding when he married my mom like i have a stepdad was in the fifth dimension. Yeah he was okay. I never knew this yeah. I don't think we've talked about it. I know but i have a picture of me. Sitting maryland mccoo slap in one thousand. Nine hundred seventy loved that -actly. Yeah well so. My stepdad from saint louis and so is the fifth dimension. Billy davis junior and maryland. Mccoo and So he was in the fifth dimension before they went to l. a. Okay so as before they did. The you know the age of aquarius. Those kinda hits So they went to l. a. and became famous my stepdad stayed in saint louis and got married etc etc wedding. Okay yeah yeah well he. That was his best friend. Kindergarten was billy davis junior or best friends and they were going to read before my stepdad died. There was talk of them doing a gospel. 'cause my stepdad was a piano player. Gospel singer yeah. And so yeah. He and billy davis. We're going to do a gospel album. Say anyways really musical household than i imagined. Oh my goodness yeah i mean. My stepfather was the reason. I play piano because i would watch him. And just be like whoa like. How do you do that. How do you do with that is is now is always mesmerized so yeah very musical household and this was you know they got my mom and my stepfather got married in seventy five okay..
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"So doc that i just watched also in chunks. I guess our attention span is just down to ten minutes now a summer of love on hulu somersault. Sorry summer of soul. thank you. i'd also say the title and chunk summer of soul quest loves documentary on hulu. Yeah yeah interesting. Very interesting really amazing The concert footage it's essentially was a music festival in harlem rate like two months before woodstock but got none of the woodstock. Love woodstock got all the love. Summer of soul didn't get much And this is a documentary with the pretense that it was Some master footage hidden in a closet or locked in a closet or locked in a basement depending on what you read for fifty years before i love brought it out. Yeah and i started watching this last night. And i you know i would have. I wish i could finish it before so we could talk about it all the way. I thought it was going to be almost all like concert footage. But there is a bit more interviews and context like they start interviewing this guy about like. Where were you in. Nineteen sixty nine. I'm like there's no way. That guy is over fifty years old like he looks like he's younger than me. Like what the fat. And he was like was a little kid. And i was like obsessed with marilyn mccoo of the fifth dimension. See that yeah. I so yeah. It's really great. Just like watching stevie wonder just rock the drums out. Any footage of stevie wonder is great and talented. It's amazing at the staples singers like it's definitely like. I do wish that. I had gone to see this with people because like this is i think it was screening at. Maybe like the greek theater down here. It's an interesting night. And i'm oh man that would have been such a fun movie to see with a crowd just weird to watch it alone and be like oh man. This is this rate footage. What's the name of the. Tony is the promoter. I love i love like just some. There's some stuff about like being a concert promoter and how it's like yeah..
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"C. christie's but i don't know how much i can how. How can i talk about this. Let's boiling it. Well then you learn about just like a genocide and like and then like this refugee process and stuff i didn't jerry. Brown didn't want cambodian refugees in california really but like gerald ford. Did like this like a right. It's ultimately i'd say reminds me of like you know golden. It's sort of a celebration of like immigration culture. There's also the fact that basically the way that these businesses that survived was the child labor. It was like every one in the family. Right was working folding pink boxes or what. They were doing doing their homework in the corner and also putting silverware in napkin roles. So there's a there's sort of a rise and fall with uncle. Ted specifically and so it kind of touches on that and also touches on the overall phenomenon of like cambodian donut shop pop ownership and a couple of food critics here and their pop their head in. But it's not like a foodie sort of a foodie. Doc crosses like just like a cultural immigrant story doc. So interesting see what's the name of it again. The donut king and it is available. I watched on hulu on who you could watch elsewhere. It did hit the festivals last year whatever virtual festivals interesting. I am very interested. I saw a doc on hunan chicken. Oh yeah. I have not watched that. But i know what you're talking about. It's really good. It's the same story. Basically i mean not the same story but along the same lines of like immigrants. Doing good. I like the wave of like food. Things we've seen are like netflix has had a ton of food stuff. Obviously they did in was big even when we watch this like competition shows. It's just like you know. Food representing ethnicity and culture. And like you know a place where you can build like empathy across. You know you're using your senses. I guess and learn about culture but you know it's it's like you gotta love the people as much as you love the food. And that's like the thing that we like the underlying message of these things but for sure and then like i mean thank god for food trucks to bring us diversity in different people's foods and the like Like assembling difference. Yeah different styles into one. Yeah i mean. I'll say one common. I read on letterbox about this film was just like it's cute. Capitalism as like you know it's definitely like he loves like george w bush and then he he started becoming like a again going vegas and stuff but like It is weird to see some of that so like you.
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"All right. What else you got on the old burner. I just watched the donut. King actually did watch this chunks as well. This is on hulu. They heard about it last year. I think it actually is at twenty twenty release. A lot of the footage is from twenty thousand nine so imagine. The post production was in twenty twenty Alice skew is director Palko what's your favorite doughnut place. Oh bob's donut dude. Bob's donut. And they moved one. Two blocks from my house is that chain is that like a sf chain. No just one. Bob stone on polk street. That's open till three a. M. i mean not a drinker so as a drinker. That's lived in san francisco for a long time that one. Am stand in line for an apple. Fritter for a fresh warm apple for the size of your head was always a thing. At bob's donuts is like a super famous. Don't place in san francisco. We actually shot. I shot a music. A spoof music video there once called maximum wage and they have since moved to baker street. So they're just a couple blocks from nice donut shop around the corner from me here in la beautiful. And one thing you'll notice bob's is ran by cambodian family is it. I couldn't tell you. I don't know who. Oh no wait. They think well now sounds fucking white here but there. I don't know of the asian one time you can say like this asian person that runs a donut. Shop is probably cambodian. Because it's just a fact is interest nineteen seventies a lot of cambodian immigrants were sponsored to come in the us by this one guy ted his his uncle ted who is cambodian who when he first came to america like had a donut lost. His mind was like i'm love. Doughnuts went to work at windchills. Became like he learned how to make donuts and then he just started donut shops. What to the point. where like. Yeah this uncle. Ted and the way that worked with the refugees system like in thailand..
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"They went through like yeah people like. I've read people's writing about this film and being like it was very inspiring to anyone. Who's like an artist and wants to like you. Know like the has not found their their hook yet and like wants to just keep going and like follow the beat of their own drum. I don't know if that's what you got out of that. I didn't i. you know it was. It wasn't yeah it it wasn't like inspiring me to like keep going till seven. No what i gotta hit. When i was like twenty three. You know exactly what i got of. It is the usual things that i'm getting out of american culture. Which is you know if you stay true to yourself and give people what is out of your heart and there's a little humor in wink to it. You're never going to have a top on or play or movie you know like it's just not going to happen because it's it's it's much for people. I think to decipher. So i mean it's like zappa. It's like any of the bugs. It's like kevin beef. Are you know like all those awesome sixty seventies bands at stayed true to their humor and just never had a top song. So it's either you you are okay with giving people your heart and your soul and living in obscurity or not like you have to countries i mean. I think we if we've had to like settle for one of those. I feel like tae. Don't turn the mirror on a the underlying message here. Yeah and exactly. So what what do you think recommend it. What would you recommend y like. I watched the with angie. And she didn't know anything about them she's like i want to go see them life like she loved it and i really. I still enjoyed it even though it followed such like a tried and true doc path..
Sup Doc: A Documentary Podcast
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"You aren't ready for this because we didn't talk about but which of the last ten docks that we've covered was like your favorite or maybe like the one you probably wouldn't have watched ten pack going back. I feel like i mean like i i was really i really volun- grey gardens like i was like i needed to like wash gardens for sure and then now i started watching the one called that summer about that summer abou- at that period of yeah like and like stones warhol hanging out in montauk with right li like jackie o sister. What do you mean you drop the ball. What does that mean i mean. I never had seen graveyards before. We did yeah. Yeah yeah. I knew a little bit about it as like i kind of note. This is right. Started watching so we watch that and then i was like watch this just calang and now we gotta watch that summer. I read about like the marble fond dude. What's centers a link to that. Podcast is about his life. Because memoir. After that i think might have been right shifts over. Yeah yeah yeah. Yeah that's a classic. I i had seen it before but like it was usually like midnight one. Am showing at a party. They were throwing grey gardens off. What part yeah. I used to throw miles davis if i wanted people to get out of my house when i used to have parties just put on sketches of spain. I've never i've definitely thrown on like a grind core seven inch and it's time for you to leave my hat's that's you know you should leave. I think if anyone looked at us they would have switched those two things. Been in my life and you. Yeah yeah exactly. But that is not outworked. I you know. I say the bestiality no. I'm not yeah. Oh animal passions. What did you do to us. But man that's done well as far as listens. Let's kind of kind of interesting. There's some secret sauce. I wanna talk about the house and you to talk to rodney again. Yeah oh yeah. I guess i would say glitch in the matrix is one of my favorite new docks. Yeah i went over to his office in highland park and the key. I was like man. This is not good acoustics for podcast right but it was also my first in person interview over a year. Oh we did an interview. Because we've been doing the skype this we're doing zoom thing for so long it probably was like another director. Talk is probably when i talked to. Arthur in giorgio about feels good man right. When was the last one where you and i are in the same room with a guest. I'm alive one. I can't even remember your buddy. The journalist guy that we did the dodger stadium without have been like..