In this episode, Of course we delve into the ongoing controversy surrounding Diddy, drawing parallels to past celebrity trials like OJ Simpson's. Also Talk about the media's role in shaping public perception of these trials and the fascination that audiences have with courtroom drama. The conversation highlights the impact of social media and 24-hour news cycles on public interest, as well as the broader implications of celebrity culture on society. The episode concludes with reflections on the nature of public trials and their significance in contemporary culture

In this conversation, the hosts discuss the evolving landscape of streaming platforms, focusing on the competition between YouTube and traditional services like Netflix. They explore the rise of live sports streaming, Netflix's strategic moves in acquiring sports broadcasting rights, and the unique position of YouTube as both a competitor and a marketing tool for traditional networks. The discussion also touches on the impact of advertising on streaming services and the future of content consumption.

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The conversation discusses the migration of the film industry from California to other states, such as Atlanta and New Mexico. We explores the benefits of this migration, including cost savings, diverse storytelling, and the expansion of talent pools. The conversation also touches on the challenges and limitations of filming in certain locations, such as Montana. We share our personal experiences and perspectives on the film industry and the opportunities it presents in different cities. Overall, the conversation highlights the changing landscape of the film industry and the potential for growth and innovation outside of traditional hubs.

Today's conversation covers various topics including favorite movies, box office earnings, Disney's success, and the challenges of marketing original films. We discuss our favorite films of the summer, such as Bad Boys 4 and Inside Out 2. Also mention the box office earnings of popular movies like Deadpool and Despicable Me. The conversation then shifts to the struggles of Hollywood in producing original movies and the importance of marketing and knowing the target audience. The conversation covers various topics including marketing, low-budget thrillers, animated movies, action movies, AI in film, and Denzel Washington's career.

We talk To Film Writer Tee Heizer about his love of Horror, what makes a good Horror Film And about the Project he is working with Victoria Va Jones

We reflect on our 100th episode and the journey of creating the podcast. Discuss memorable guests, experiences, and challenges faced along the way. We also touch on the changing landscape of the film and television industry, including the rise of streaming and the impact of production companies on creative vision. We share advice for aspiring podcasters and reflect on Our growth as hosts. In this conversation, We also reflect on growth as podcast hosts and discuss experiences as introverts. Also touch on topics such as the potential for more Bad Boys movies, Sony's acquisition of Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, the possibility of YouTube creators winning Emmys, and the sale of Paramount. The conversation ends with a discussion on the level of pettiness exhibited by 50 Cent and the intriguing nature of documentaries.

Amal Black recently had a film premiere called Back to Basics, which is a modern-day film with a different world vibe. Amal plays the character of Dr. Devin Davis, an investor in an HBCU. The premiere was a great experience, and seeing himself on the big screen was a surreal moment. Amal balanced his acting career with his regular nine-to-five job, sacrificing sleep to pursue his passion. He learned from his castmates who have families about work-life balance and staying motivated. Amal's love for acting began at a young age and has grown into a fulfilling career. Amal Black discusses his journey in the entertainment industry, from competing in theater competitions in high school to pursuing a career in film and music. He talks about the importance of having a support system and how his family and friends have motivated and pushed him in his pursuits. Amal also shares his experiences working as an extra in TV shows like Lovecraft Country and Thunder Force. He discusses his upcoming music releases and his Make It Lingered Journal. The conversation concludes with well wishes for Amal's future success.

The conversation explores the challenges of making films and the potential rise of independent films. We discuss the high costs of filmmaking and the impact of streaming services on the industry. They also touch on the role of AI in filmmaking and the potential benefits and limitations it presents. The conversation concludes with a humorous discussion about the Fast and Furious franchise.