Episode 243
Episode 230: Ezra Edelman
Ezra Edelman is the director of O.J.: Made in America. “When I say what I learned is that America is even more fucked up than I had previously thought, it’s that—the superficiality of it. How we are willingly seduced by these shiny people and these shiny
February 1, 20171h 4m
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Show Notes
Ezra Edelman is the director of O.J.: Made in America.
“When I say what I learned is that America is even more fucked up than I had previously thought, it’s that—the superficiality of it. How we are willingly seduced by these shiny people and these shiny things. And, again, when I looked at O.J.’s trajectory, that was an operating principle.”
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[00:45] "Vanish" (Evan Ratliff • Wired • Nov 2009)
[00:45] O.J.: Made in America
[02:30] Magic & Bird: A Courtship of Rivals
[10:30] The Straight Story
[20:30] Tamara Rosenburg on IMDB
[38:15] Caroline Waterlow on IMDB
[39:15] Nina Krstic on IMDB
[46:30] "What Football Does to the Brain" (Mike Orcutt • MIT Technology Review • Jan 2016)
[52:15] "Most Black People Now Think O.J. Was Guilty" (Carl Bialik • FiveThirtyEight • Jun 2016)
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