The Daily Zeitgeist - Fool Me Once, Trend On… You? 3/10: Mario Day, Rosanna Arquette vs. Tarantino, AI Wes Anderson, Southwest 2094

Episode Date: March 10, 2026

In this edition of Fool Me Once, Trend On… You?, Jack and Miles discuss Mario Day, Rosanna Arquette on Tarantino's use of the N-word, that AI Wes Anderson trailer, islamophobia on Southwest 2094 and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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fool me wants trend on you oh trend on you okay okay okay okay I always forget how quickly he goes off there it's right from fool me wants shame on and then he stops

just totally bailes on it doesn't even begin to know what the saying is fool me wants shame on shame on you fool me. There's an old saying in Tennessee. I know it's in Texas. Probably in Tennessee.

He says, fool me once. Shame on. He doesn't know it at that point. Yeah, he fucked up. It fool me. We can't get fooled again. It's so good. Every fucking time. If you can't fool me again.

I was thinking of that this morning because, Miles, we've been made fools. we've been a fool brute impact on blue sky points out that today is Mario Day because look up in the right corner of your computer and you'll see that it's to

Mar 1-0 2 Mar-10 to Martin 2-Mar 10 with love from Julie Newmar from the movie from the show Martin. Yeah Mar-10 is Mario. Look at that.

Shout out to brute impact on blue sky. Shout to everyone's screaming at their iPods. Yeah. Everyone's listening on an iPod. Shout to them screaming at their car or their speakers as we were like, I don't think Mario came on. I think it was like it was when Mario came out. It was actually when Donkey Kong.

So they were like that actually happened in July. So they're up on this shit. We are not. But thank you for that also. I got to show that to my kids today. I said it's Mario Day. look at this on on the date and they were very impressed

they loved it. Oh. So shout out to Brut Impact. Give me a little, give me a little some dad content. Pressure's on, dude. For the next one. I know. All right, this is the episode where we tell you what was trending this morning. Wait, do they know about May the Fourth be with you? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, all right.

Yeah, I mean. Yeah, you know, that one hits too, because I know they're little Star Wars or at least your old is, right? Yeah, they're a little Star Wars nerds. It comes in waves now, but yeah, my son... He's under legit war now. Yeah, he's under legit World War II. Yeah, yeah. He's a World War II nerd. Coming a man.

Already ended in World War II. Oh, man, he's real deep in it. He was like saying something. He was like, I just realized something like, aircraft carriers, A, the most powerful. B, battleships, the second most powerful. full C. Do you think they did it like that on purpose? I was like, damn, you're like seeing, you're seeing a Matrix that ain't even there, bro. You're going to be in the red, the subreddits pretty soon.

The second he finds out what's what reddits are, that's going to be bad, bad for all of us. Anyways, my name's Jack O'Brien that over there is Mr. Miles. Great. Let's tell them what's trending right now. Yeah, what's trended. Rosanna Arquette came out. Wait, is it Patricia Arquette or Rosanna Arquette?

Rosanna, sorry, I kept writing Patricia. It's Rosanna. It's Rosanna. The one, the famous Jody of Pulpix. And that's the one with all this shit in her face? No. No, that's Jody. My wife.

She, I don't know if we're talking about this on Mike, but it comes up a lot about Tarantino, loving to say the N-word and movie. movies. Oh, yeah. He's gotta. Like, he's got to, mister. And Roseanna Arquette was recently in this interview, um, in the UK, she gave this interview where she, like, her career comes up. They talk about Pulp fiction. She's like, yeah, it was great. Like, obviously a huge movie. It's a cult film. And then she said this, then she goes on to say, quote, personally, I'm over the use of the N word. I hate it. I cannot stand that he has been given a hall pass. It's not art. It's just racist and

creepy. And we're like, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure, for sure. That is. She also mentioned that she is one of the only cast members from Pulp Fiction that didn't get any back end points, meaning like no royalties from the profits of the film. She suspects it's a result of her, you know, like she was part of the early Me Too movement like calling on Harvey Weinstein. She says, she thinks it's on the heels of her rejecting Weinstein when he tried to assault her. And from that point, she's like, bro, I didn't get cast at anything. and I feel like I can draw a direct line from that moment. I just want to reiterate,

like in Pulp Fiction, he casts himself in a role, like that he has no business playing because he's not a good actor. It's like the one part of the movie where if you're watching it, you have no idea who Quentin Tarantino is what he looks like, you're going to be like, why was that one guy, like, a bad actor in a movie otherwise,

just like rock solid? And also why did he keep saying the N-word? Like, why is this, taking place in a alternate universe where that's just cool. Right. It's because it's his alternate universe where he's always wanted to say that. I'm really cool with black guys. I can say the N word like hard R.

You know what I mean? Hard art. Ardust of ours. The BET like Quentin Tarantino going on BET with Jamie Fox and Samuel L. Jackson for Django is one of the worst things I've ever seen a human being do. where he like gets on and he does this like weird like condescending black scent where it's he's he's lost the fucking plot and you know you do you see there's like a lot of articles in the past when this comes up point out like collaborators like you know samuel jackson or jamie fox

or they defended the use of the n-word but it's usually in the context of a black or overtly white supremacist character using in a film? Or he's like, yeah, I mean like, yeah, well, Jackson saying it. Yeah, yeah, exactly. And even and like, even Jamie Fox is like, yeah, the fucking slavers are going to be racist in this movie where that's like

the engine of this revenge plot. And he's like, sure, like that, but what Rosanna Arquette is talking, she was talking about Pulp Fiction. So if we're talking about the use of that word in that film as it relates to Quentin Tarantino, it's fucking gratuitous, unnecessary, cringing.

and he says it with like the joy of like, I get to say this to a black guy too because this is cool and this is my movie. If I had one wish in the world, it would be this, that I could just say it with impunity. Oh, so you want to be black? Oh, God, no.

Oh, God, no, no, no, no. I just want to be able to say the N word without getting the shit smacked out of me. That's really what it is. That's kind of my thing. That and feet. Yeah, yeah, yeah. These are my two things.

So, again, this is what he responded it to a Roseanne Arquette. Yeah, I will just say, like, I would expect him to, you know, as somebody who just out of nowhere, just went on a 15 minutes screed about how Paul Dano has like a weak chin and sucks shit, like for no apparent reason, you would think that he might have like some tolerance for people just stating their opinion without fear in the media. Right, right, right. That's the sort of thing that he does.

Right, exactly. So look, here he is. This is the letter he writes. Dear Roseanne, I hope the publicity you're getting from 132 different media outlets writing your name and printing your picture was worth disrespecting me in the film I remember quite clearly you were thrilled to be a part of. Do you feel this way now? Very possibly. But after I gave you a job and you took the money to trash it for what I suspect is very cynical reasons shows a decided lack of class no less honor. they're supposed to be in esprit decor

between artistic colleagues but it would appear the objective was accomplished congratulations cue well Bill Simmons in there yeah yeah it's just that's my insufferable guy voice wasn't I fool this in but it's

it's there it's in the neighborhood for sure they went to the same high school yeah so that's that's his response is how dare you what yeah I don't know like for her to come out and say these things is like about a filmmaker who's still very, you know, powerful in the industry, an industry that has not looked favorably on people pointing out that they've been

fucked over by rapist executives. Yeah, yeah. What are the cynical reasons that he thinks she's getting it, just to get her name? Like, that's the thing. I feel like he needs to, I feel like he needs to actually think about her as a thinking, a smart person and be like, oh, well, actually that wouldn't be good for her to do that. So it must come from a place of conviction and belief.

Maybe I should take a step back and look at my own beliefs. Nah, can't be. Can't be that. It's that she's a fucking hater. Yeah. It's, and I mean,

it's very Trumpy. You know what I mean? Yeah. Or it's like, oh, someone is, just expressing how they feel about me and it's not positive. Well, they're just doing that to get in the papers.

Yeah, nice try. It wasn't an article purely about you, dude, so relax. Anybody who says anything that is mildly upsetting or like bumps you a little bit, is it just a hater? That's how we view the world now. Just a hater. Yeah, because I mean, he could have maybe articulated something that was more to the point, like directly addressing what her, you know, her gripe.

was with him. But he didn't. No. No, he didn't. I say the N-word too much. You're trying to get in the papers. Yeah. That's not a, that's the, like, weakest fucking deflection family. I suspect very cynical reasons. Yeah. There's supposed to be esprit of core. Oh my God. Shut the fuck. Spreed decor, which allows me to do something

and never get judged ever for the rest of my life. Should I mention how difficult you were about showing your feet in the film? ultimately relented because it just felt like it was a dead end. But anyway, speaking of 90s filmmakers, AI just made a Wes Anderson movie and it's getting scary out here, folks. AI like tech CEOs. CEOs are sending this clip around to each other with like the big eyes looking gif,

you know, they like to like, you see this? Hmm. Not a whole movie, just a trailer, that I don't know it feels like it is

a memory of a Wes Anderson movie as remember by someone who was hit in the head yeah yeah like very hard and repeatedly and also like I don't know like doesn't have a soul for some like they sold their soul to the devil and in exchange got hit in the head until they couldn't really like remember things

quite quite well enough Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's like, it's like trying to remember like a dream. Yes. Yeah, it was like this. I know the big details, which is everything is very symmetrical. And there's bright colors and like sort of. Yeah, symmetrical bright colors.

Classically dressed people. But the people in it. So it's like Wes Anderson movie, except no semblance of coherence. Yeah. And it seems like everyone involved has had. the surgery from Get Out for some reason. Like they're all just like sprinting around dead-eyed without like any real purpose. They all got scars on their heads.

Yeah, yeah. It's all very strange. I mean, you know, it's doing what it does. It's like, yeah, here's a bunch of images that will put together to create video. And okay. I mean, like it's so unimpressive. Yeah. But I guess for people who have no creative bone in their body,

like, this is fucking sick. That must be what it is. Like, I just feel like it's really like Rorschach test. Uh-huh. How are you saying that, Miles? How do you say Rorschach? Rorschach.

There we is. There we go. It's really like a artistic Rorschach test where like a... Rorschach baby. Ror shack, baby. The... That wasn't even on.

That's like Michigan J. Frog or something. Raha'all shacks. Bain-Bah, B'am! Quintan-Tarantino loves Michigan J. Frog, by the way. Sure, he does.

He's planning to make a a bio-pick. Yeah, I'm sure he loves Mr. Butterworth. I'm sure he loves Aunt Jemima. He loves them all. He wrote him, yes, it makes sense

that there are slavers using the N-word in Django. He wrote himself in as one that didn't need to be there at all. With an added accent. With an Australian accent,

just to be like, I've always wanted to know what it felt like to say it with this accent. Yeah. Next movie, I'm going to be Chinese insane. But it really is this thing.

It reminds me of the friends thing that went around with their like, scary hours bro. Look at how much we just like, we just made friends, we made the entire cast of friends irrelevant. And then it's this weird fucking like fever dream

of like a memory of friends. where it's like, yeah, there's like weird. It's like they're singing a song that they half remember. Or you're watching it fucked up on acid. Yes. Because like shit happens that makes no sense. And you're like, oh, I'm tripping while watching friends. Of course, like she has nine hands or they're not actually saying English words.

I mean, I don't know. I still just don't know what this does. Okay, so you can make, you prompt it and it shits out a thing that isn't even close to the quality that people would pay money to see. So then what is it? You just, you just wasted a fuck ton of water. Yeah, yeah. You got it. And then this is a distraction while we actually use it to program drones to fight wars.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Mainly what we're doing over here. Let's take a quick break and we'll be right back. Next Monday, our 2026 IHeard podcast awards are happening live at South by Southwest. Since the biggest night in podcasting. We'll honor the very best in podcasting. from the past year and celebrate the most innovative talent and creators in the industry.

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Listen to On Purpose with Jay Chetty on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. And we're back. We're back. And America is waging an illegal war in the Middle East. And you know what that means. Yep. Here comes the racism. Time to freak out.

Time to start. Time for the scariest thing to put in a TV show to be the call to prayer. Yep. You know? There's going to be a lot of yellow tinted footage with the call to prayer. And yeah, people taking orders and then going down a shadowy alley. Yep. Yep.

A lot of nonsensical graffiti. What was the one? What was the, uh, That show with Claire Daines. Homeland. You know, that was like, that was like the most, people were always calling like the nonsensical, like, Arabic graffiti. Yeah.

It's just like, I don't know, guys. We're just trying to give you guys the texture of Muslim. And again, the world is already on stage, you know, as a man with the cognitive impairment of a cartoon cat that had a fucking anvil dropped on his head. Yeah. A man's all of the world's worst weapons. And as if that wasn't enough.

Now, all, of course, all of the. all of the racists are also now on edge because this means anyone brown or not speaking another language is a terrorist. So there's a southwest flight last week going from, where is it, Nashville to Fort Lauderdale. So I'm imagining a lot of open-minded people there, a lot of people who are pretty culturally sensitive and understand that right now we are in the midst of the holiest month in Islam. But on this flight, there was a quote, the flight was diverted after what the airline described as a quote, misunderstanding.

Southwest flight 2094 landed safely at Hartsfield, Jackson, Atlanta International around 9 p.m. After the crew reported a passenger disturbance. Okay. So what was it? The incident involved a passenger who had set a timer on his phone so that he could pray for Ramadan. Mm-hmm. And that's what set it off. This guy's prayer timer goes off.

Just a timer goes off. A timer goes off. I don't know if maybe the timer had a prayer. I don't fucking know. They have the call it a prayer thing that from homeland and everybody is scared. I'm sure anyone heard it. And because this is just the thing that's always funny, especially about like white American people is they,

the guilt that like of maybe if it's not conscious, they know subconsciously they're doing bad shit to people. Right. So it's what is a That is a weight that they hold. Yeah. And it's quite possible that it's coming back to me on some level. That's why I just,

I'm going to blanket fear every person of color. That's right. Because we take him from them. So this is how it kind of manifests. And the hatred and the fear, like how it gets stoked up so hard of white supremacy is just because they know on some level it's a lie. Yeah.

It's that, yeah. And then also that there's just massive metric tons of bombs being dropped on people just for. God forbid you cross that intellectual bridge into actually I'm more like them than anyone else. Yeah, much more like them than the fucking people who are dropping the bombs. I've exalted to this point of deifying them. The statement goes on to say, quote, we sincerely apologize to our customers for the misunderstanding and the significant delay. Nothing is more important to Southwest than the safety of our customers. Who are you apologizing?

Do you know the details? Like, what do they do? Do they, like, jump on the person and, like, tape them to their chair? Like, what do they do? You know, I don't know what the heck here. Let's see. Passengers on board said the situation began when a man seated in the cabin started praying aloud while a timer repeatedly sound is on his phone.

Scary. That's like for a certain type of American who's been raised on action movies, That's the equivalent of someone just sitting in their chair being like, Jason, Jason, Jason. Yeah, yeah. Right. Right. This is so, this, and it sounds like the fucking, uh, cable guy part where they go to the

Ben Stiller trial and he's trying to frame an Asian person. Yeah. And he's like, they were speaking another land. I think it was Asian. I think it was Asian. This is what, this is what one passenger said, uh, who was recording the video said, uh, quote, he has a timer going off on his phone every 10 minutes and he's praying in a foreign language. and he appeared nervous,

then asked a flight attendant where his bag was. Again, according to the passengers, the behavior raised concerns among some travelers and crew members, prompting the captain to divert the flight an hour after takeoff. Again, it's currently Ramadan, the holiest month in the Islamic calendar

where people are fasting and praying. And just like, but of course, you're praying in a foreign language. We're waging an illegal war and killing civilians abroad. Yeah. So maybe you are like, yeah, I get it. I would probably want to fuck me up too right now.

Yeah, should be scared. That's what's going through your mind. You're like, I get it. I get it. I get that. We're fucking. We're doing bad shit. So maybe the boomerang is going to come back.

I wonder why that guy seemed so nervous. What was he nervous about playing full of white people, just like staring at him every time his thing is, he starts praying. Yeah. Fucking praying. You know what I mean? bout. Oh my god. Hey man, it's all right, man. Fort Lauderdale isn't that bad. It'll be all right. Is that why you're praying? Because you've never been. You're worried about what it's like. Yeah, it could be a little freaky. Okay. But anyway, that's that's where they're at. Again, this is just sort of like on top of this quote from, you know, racist Congressman Andy Ogles earlier this week when he's like Muslims don't belong in the U.S. Like we're just 2002. We're fucking running it back completely. So yeah, it's just fucking this is. One of the many things that happens when you do, when, when Trump goes off to be like, Iran bad.

Terrorism, terrorism, terrorism, terrorism, terrorism, terrorism, terrorism. Yeah. And yeah, you get this. But again, this was, this was a habit America never put down. It's just, they're just remembering again, you know, that this is. Get back to it. I remember this. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

By the way, the TV show Homeland, local artists were hired to paint Arabic graffiti for scenes, but they wrote messages criticizing the show for stereotyping Arabs and Muslims like this graffiti reading, Homeland is racist with a drawing of a painting of Mickey Mouse with a red X through it.

And because the show had not a single person who spoke Arabic on staff, they aired it without realizing what it said. Of course, because why would you need to? You know, it's not about cultural sensitivity. It's about jingoistic propaganda.

That's right. And who do you trust? And I think this also goes in line too with like a Fox News and a lot of people have been like, there's, we're hearing, we're hearing reports of sleeper cells. Yeah, yeah. Activating. Sleeper cells. So the only thing more scary than sleeper cells, which is a whole group of them are lone wolves,

which are individual ones of them. Right. So, you know, if you see, uh, an Arabic person either alone or. or in a group, be scared. Yeah, yeah. It's unreal. So, yeah. Again, we're bringing the clock fucking right back.

Right back to it. All right. Those are some of the things that are trending on this Tuesday, March 10th, Mario Day. We are back tomorrow with a whole last episode of the show. Until then, be kind to each other. Be kind to yourself. Get your vaccines while you still can. Get your flu shots.

Don't do nothing about white supremacy, and we will talk to y'all tomorrow. Bye. Bye. The Daily Ziteguise is executive produced by Catherine Law. Co-produced by Bay Wang. Co-produced by Victor Wright. Co-written by J.M. McNabb. And edited and engineered by Brian Jeffries.

Next Monday, our 2026 I-Hard Podcast Awards are happening live at South by Southwest. It's the biggest night in podcasting. We'll honor the very best in podcasting. from the past year and celebrate the most innovative talent and creators in the industry. And the winner is... Creativity, knowledge, and passion will all be on full display. Thank you so much. IHeartRadio.

Thank you to all the other nominees. You guys are awesome. Watch live next Monday at 8 p.m. Eastern, 5 p.m. Pacific free at veeps.com or the Veeps app. I'm Amanda Knox, and in the new podcast, Doubt the case of Lucy Letby, we unpack the story of an unimaginable tragedy that gripped the UK in 23. But what if we

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Jill Winterstein, host of the Spirit Daughter podcast where we talk about astrology, natal charts, and how to step into your most vibrant life.

And today I'm talking with my dear friend, Krista Williams. It can change you in the best way possible. Dance with the change. Dance with the breakdowns. The embodiment of Pisces intuition with Capricorn power moves. So I'm like delusional proud of my chart. Listen to the Spirit Daughter podcast starting on February 24th on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your podcast.

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This case has gone viral. The dating contract. Agree to date me, but I'm also suing you. This is unlike anything I've ever seen before. I'm Stephanie Young. Listen to Love Trapped on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Ego Wota is your host for the 2026 IHart Podcast Awards,

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