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Chapter 1: What are the surprising facts about walruses and wildebeests?
This is the Dan Levitar Show with the Stugatz Podcast.
Bonzi Wells is going to join us in a little bit here to talk about that Jailblazers documentary that's about to drop on Netflix either any day now or today. I'm not even sure. I've got to look that up. I will look that up before he comes on. But that is a documentary that a lot of people
uh thank you that is a documentary that a lot of people have been trying to make and we've been talking around here it's been really interesting to watch what's happened to the documentary business as just a handful of entities are in the game now to make documentaries and how many of them have been very quickly sanitized by if you give us access we'll tell your story the way that you want it told like people really should be offended should be offended
that the Urban Meyer Gator documentary of the Tim Tebow team ended up being some glorified celebration of all positive things with no mention of any of the terrible stuff that was not covered in any meaningful way because in order to get
Chapter 2: What insights does Bonzi Wells provide about the Jailblazers documentary?
urban meyer to sit down for that documentary you had to tell the story exactly the way he wanted it told i've got questions for bonzie wells about that jailblazer story how interested uh zaslo are you in this the untold series has been very up and down the lamar odom thing they did was good the shooting guards thing that they did on gilbert arenas was good uh but they've had
a couple of fart noises because they've traded access for a less good story and that Gator documentary was one of them.
It was an untold part of the story because no one was telling just that part of all positivity when they've got a murderer in their huddle and the roster was getting more arrested than any in the history of sports because Urban Meyer clearly sold his soul in order to have a football team that was more violent than all the others.
I'm into this documentary because it's something that I experienced. Like, I remember the team. I remember watching the games. I think I remember how the city felt about them. I remember the way they were covered. And these are players who I watched for many years. So I like those kinds of documentaries where I remember my view of it when it was happening.
And I like being able to see if, you know, I'm remembering it properly.
Is it going to follow through on its claim untold? That's my hesitation with any documentary is, is it just recycled stuff that's pretty much been reported and known, or is it something that's trailblazing in a way, no pun intended, that's going to really break news and tell us stuff we don't know?
We'll find out together, I suppose, but I'm going to as... We are a company that makes documentaries. Our next one is about Chris Everett and Martina Navratilova. I'm very excited about that one.
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Chapter 3: How has the documentary industry changed in recent years?
Me too. I think it'll be really good by the time that it is done. But to watch the Untold series from beginning to end. Hollywood changed. I recommend that all of you guys do that, is to see, and you can decide for yourself on this, whether, I'd argue that Untold hits more than it misses, but you have seen the dilution in the product as Hollywood has changed.
Yeah. Building a plane in the sky. Pandemic.
Infrastructure. Can't dispute anything you said. Right or straight? Yeah. But you had me with Chris Everett and Navratilova, I tell you that, because that's my wheelhouse. That's when Greg Cody started following tennis big time. That's when I played a lot. On the other side, you had Connors and McEnroe. That's my wheelhouse right there.
So I'm all over Chris Everett and Martina Navratilova big time. I'll be lining up to see it.
Chris, I meant to tell you, please get the Back in My Day music for any time today. He just goes in the Wayback Machine and just starts doing the old guy stuff. Do you have a Back in My Day?
It's in the incubator. It may be ready next week. Yeah, you don't want to take it out of the oven too soon.
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Chapter 4: What are the implications of athletes performing well into their 40s?
It's like making brownies. You've got to have that toothpick ready. When the toothpick comes out clean, you've overbaked it. When the toothpick comes out wet, it needs more time. When the toothpick comes out with just a little bit of soft crumb on it, perfect. Same with the back of my day.
Zazzle, why are you looking at him that way? So we don't.
Right. Oh, I'm sorry. I heard him thinking that. No, I'm you. That's you.
That's different than me. That's your inner monologue. So no is the answer. No is the answer. You don't have a back in my deck.
Not at the point.
Well, it's a playoff game day for the Heat, so that's a little extra work.
I don't want to. Yes.
Sailor rent. I don't want to. Who's to let 50 cents?
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Chapter 5: How does stress relate to health issues like shingles?
No, you let your interest.
The others, they all learn from me. Can't play with it.
He just loves it too much. You just stay straight ahead. Try not to interact. Ball in the jack.
Driver comfort is paramount. Okay. I'm fuller than Bird Fuller. I'm almost embarrassed at how easy that is. There's no rhyme or reason to it. It's just tickling him with his own catchphrases.
Oh, but this is, look.
In a very slightly different voice.
Okay, do me a favor. Give him, Zaz, run Mike. I'll do the list. Give him the 50 so that he can just interrupt Greg as he's talking.
Can you give me fanfare as I do it? I always think that is kind of missing. I'm missing an element there.
But you will end up feeling really good about the fact that Greg Cody is tickled by nothing more than his own narcissism. So when you're sitting there celebrating him by uttering his catchphrases, I'd argue that at this point in his life, that's something that feels better to him than sex. I'm ready.
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Chapter 6: What do we know about Tyrese Halliburton's health struggles?
For sex?
No, no. I mean, always, baby. Where will that be? Number 50. No, I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to do it. Number 50. I'm fuller than Vern Fuller. 49. Where's my click, click? 48. Hey, Butterfinger. 47. 46. Scream. 45. I'm busier than a one-armed paper hanger. Pardon me. 44. Georgia, Georgia. 43. I'm the kind of guy that... 42. Ball in the jack. 41.
Chapter 7: What makes LeBron James and Tom Brady exceptional athletes?
Hey, hey, we're the monkeys, baby. 40. Also can accept, hey, hey, we're the hey-hays. 40. Thank you, Billy.
39.
I love them like a pet. 38. Who made it to Charlotte? 37. We're rolling now, huh? 36. Your brain beating me. 35. Let's go states. 34. Driver comfort is paramount. 33. Dummy up, save up. 32. Catch as catch can. 31. Don't make a riot. 30. So on and so forth.
Chapter 8: What are the predictions for NBA stars' team changes next season?
29. Freaking 28. The Little League Theory.
27. Nice hat, asshole.
26.
The others, they'll all learn from me. 25. Don't go showering to try to please me. 24. Look at that jerk. 23. It's like a packing house in here. Hams hanging from hooks. 22. What'd you learn? 21. Hee-haw, three. One.
Check out the Greg Cody Show featuring Greg Cody, where he unveils two new catchphrases every week. We are now in the top 20. Yesterday on the show, Amin Alhassan came on and he was making fun of Tyrese Halliburton and the idea that he has done the opposite of the rehab schedule of Jason Tatum, who got back quickly.
The interesting, one of the most interesting things about the last couple of years of the playoffs and the randomness of threes and it being slightly less predictable than it used to be is you've had Dallas and Indiana in the finals when they're four and five seeds. And that's pretty unusual, like for four and five seeds to get all the way there. And Tyrese Halliburton got hurt.
And Indiana was terrible this year. They couldn't do much of anything. And he now has shingles as well. Shingles are stress related most often, are they not? Certainly in old people, shingles. Jeremy, if you could look up for me, I associate shingles with stress.
I know my my dad got it. he was older and he caught chicken pox and it turned into shingles. Like that can happen when you acquire it. It's the same virus. Yeah. It's a virus that gives you chicken pox.
But is it also linked to stress or am I making that up?
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