Hour 1: Minnesota (feat. Carl E. Douglas)
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What recent events sparked protests in Minneapolis?
This is the Dan Levitar Show with the Stugatz Podcast.
Put it on the poll, please, at Levitard Show. If you were watching football for the first time yesterday, do you think that you would say those four teams were playing the same sport? That those two games were the same sport? I had that weird thought yesterday, absent context. If you didn't know what jogging and marathoning was, because the Miami Marathon sort of shut down all of Miami Sunday morning where you couldn't get anywhere. because you had thousands of people who have flown in from all over running down the street. And if you didn't know what marathons were, you'd just think that a bunch of people were being chased by something giant. You know, it starts off with the Kenyans are in front of everybody and then the incredibly fit, obsessive people.
And then it's, you know, a guy dressed as Batman is running through the streets. But you would be confused by the, I couldn't walk my dog across Ocean Drive because you couldn't get across the street at any point with a patch of opening between the sheer number of people who were running through our city and one of the few places in the United States that you could run yesterday, given the weather.
It's a beautiful marathon. My wife did it a couple of years ago. She did the half, not the full.
How does the Trump Administration frame the protests and violence?
But she told me once you get down to MacArthur, it's basically a straight shot where you're in the water and you're on the beach and it's awesome. But yeah, I would never do that.
At Levitard Show as well, put this on the poll. These are the five I'm nominating on football movies. You tell me if I'm missing. You guys want to put Varsity Blues in the program in here. I think the five best we've got are Friday Night Lights, Remember the Titans, Jerry Maguire, North Dallas 40, and the original Longest Yard.
You're counting Jerry Maguire? I object to that.
How are you objecting to that? It's not a football movie. What do you mean it's not?
Is Last Boy Scout a football movie?
When there was somebody on the field breaking through on a touchdown, shooting people with a gun they pulled from their pants? No, that's not a football movie.
What is the role of ICE and Customs and Border Protection in these incidents?
Is radio a football movie? That's offensive by you. Is it a football movie? That is Cuba Gooding Jr. just trying to win an Oscar and going too far. And I believe Robert Downey Jr. warned Ben Stiller about this in Tropic Thunder. You can't do what Cuba Gooding Jr. trying to win an Oscar did.
Okay, I have a couple for you that we've left out that definitely are on that list. Not that there are better movies than Jerry Maguire. I object to Jerry Maguire being a football movie. Number one, Rudy. Rudy's a great movie. Come on.
How do personal stories shape the narrative of police violence?
What are we doing? Is it? I know we don't like Notre Dame, but Rudy's a great movie.
I don't know if Rudy's a great movie. What's the matter with you? Boring.
Number two, and I'm sorry, I refuse to hear any kind of pushback. You know about that Sonny Weaver Jr.?
Go ahead and put Rudy on there as well. Just put those movies up there and have people pick from among them. Draft Day, Dan? Draft Day? No, you are not doing it.
He got all his picks back. Kevin Costner in Draft Day is not a great movie.
What insights does Carl Douglas provide on police training and qualifications?
Sonny Weaver got all of his picks back. Why? Because he felt like it.
You're disqualified from talking about great football movies. What a movie. Dark Knight Rises? Amin is right about you. And your questionable movie judgment. Can we get up and forgive me, audio audience, for doing this to you, but I suggest you look this up on the internet if you have not seen it. Can we put Craig Berube, the Toronto Maple Leafs coach, up on the screen? And he says he had a weight room accident and I just don't know how he was lifting weights. I don't. I want you guys to help me. This scar looks like something out of the movie Saw. If I told you that this person was out of the movie Saw and had been tortured in the movie, I'm going to try to explain this to the audio audience, okay?
How do political narratives affect public perception of victims?
There's a lot of forehead on this man. He has the tremendous cul-de-sac that makes his hair start at the top of his skull, okay?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What recent events sparked protests in Minneapolis?
0:00–1:17
2
How does the Trump Administration frame the protests and violence?
1:17–1:55
3
What is the role of ICE and Customs and Border Protection in these incidents?
1:55–2:23
4
How do personal stories shape the narrative of police violence?
2:23–2:46
5
What insights does Carl Douglas provide on police training and qualifications?
2:46–3:32
6
How do political narratives affect public perception of victims?
3:32–4:13
7
What are the legal challenges faced by victims of police violence?
4:13–4:32
8
How can citizens effectively advocate for change in their communities?
4:32–40:15
Speakers
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