SNL 50th Anniversary, Did OJ Do It? Fooled by Randomness
Man Overseas Podcast · Brad Dantonio
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Show Notes
In this 14th consecutive solo episode, I start with the "SNL 50th Anniversary Special." They rolled out classic skits that "didn't age well," according to Tom Hanks. But let's be real—those were the best skits of all-time—back when Saturday Night Live was funny and we could make fun of each other. Then "wokeism" turned every sketch racial and unfunny.
I also talk about the latest O.J. Simpson Netflix documentary. We watched it the other night, and it brought back memories from high school when the verdict was read. From the prosecutions' missteps to the role of Mike Gilbert (O.J.'s agent), I break down how "The Trial of the Century" changed race relations in America—for a little while at least.
Beyond that, I get into another masterclass on negotiations, Black Swans, trendsetters, real estate, and AI tools I've been using most.