The Daily Zeitgeist - It’s 420 Expunge Weed Records, Garbage Patch Ecosystem 04.20.23

Episode Date: April 20, 2023

In episode 1467, Jack and super producer DJ Danl Goodman are joined by writer, host, and actor, Dani Fernandez, to discuss… Bipartisan HOPE Act to Encourage Expunging Weed Records, Newsmax and OAN Decide To Not Report The Fox-Dominion Settlement, The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is Now So Huge And Permanent That A Coastal Ecosystem Is Thriving On It--Scientists Say, Did Major League Baseball Change Its Rules Just To Sell More Beer? Netflix Weirds The Internet Out With Pillow-Humping Scene and more! Bipartisan HOPE Act to Encourage Expunging Weed Records Newsmax and OAN Decide To Not Report The Fox-Dominion Settlement Newsmax and OANN, Both Facing Lawsuits From Dominion, Cover the Fox Settlement The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is Now So Huge And Permanent That A Coastal Ecosystem Is Thriving On It--Scientists Say Did Major League Baseball Change Its Rules Just To Sell More Beer? MLB Teams Extend Beer Sales After Pitch Clock Shortens Games Shorter Baseball Games Are a Beer Vendor's Dream Netflix Weirds The Internet Out With Pillow-Humping Scene Obsession review – the actors in this erotic thriller all seem to need the toilet NETFLIX'S 'OBSESSION' Pillow Scene Goes ViralVIEWERS GROSSED THE HELL OUT!!! Richard Armitage ‘improvised’ wild scene humping a pillow in Netflix’s kinky new BDSM show Obsession Netflix forced to issue warning over 'intense' Obsession pillow scene LISTEN: Acid Raindrops by People Under the StairsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Hello, the internet, and welcome to Season 283, Episode 4 of The Daily Zeitgeist! A production of iHeartRadio. This is a podcast where we take a deep dive into America's shared consciousness, and it is Thursdayursday april 20th 2023 you know what that means spark it up dude oh no it's 420 happy 420 to all who celebrate all who observe my name is jack o'brien aka potatoes'Brien. Sorry, I should have come with like a... I know, I should have come with a 420

aka, but I'm just all out of sorts. I'm standing today because my back's fucked up, so I'm like doing... This is going to be the first podcast you've ever heard me standing. I like it. Standing energy. Miles is out

for 420 today. Just to fully fully it's not because it's 420 it's because the geist child cometh and beckon if but also i'm a little i'm a little worried i like the geist child's appearances on the podcast uh yesterday and on the trending the day before were showstoppers and i think i'm going to be replaced but that job will replace us all one day yes of course i'm thrilled to be joined by a very special guest co-host that bitch on twitch it's dj daniel goodbye well you may not have a 420 AKA, but... Cherry AK and jack hair air I blaze.

Sweet northern lights got me napping for days. Blue dream and purple kush good for my brain. These are a few of my favorite strains. When the blunt sparks, when the cloud blows, when I'm feeling sad, I sigh and get high on my favorite

strains and then i don't feel so bad that is fucking shout out to the legend math demigod rob cunningham on twitter go follow him on YouTube. He is a math legend. Thank you so much. Happy to be here. Your boy DJ Daniel, aka the Portland Trailblazer. Hey, watch out now. Happy to be here. Jack, you work with the Portland team quite a bit.

It's a pleasure to have you. Happy to be here. Yeah, your aka made me wonder, are there new ways, are there new trends in weed smoking? I haven't smoked weed in nearly a decade. I'm hearing about all this cool stuff that the kids are doing with alcohol consumption, like the big jug of water and vodka and food coloring that they're carrying around. What's the new trend in weed with the kids? You know, it's still a space race in the concentrates department. It's just about, like, making the purest, dopest dope out of these little crystals of THC and goopy terpenes and whatnot. But me, I stick to my little pen, my little extract pens,

and the occasional J. I still like to roll one up every now and then. So pardon me for kicking it old school compared to the new kids with their fancy puff coves and whatnot but um yeah it's uh you know i i still kick it old school is anybody going the opposite direction and being like i want the gentlest high yes possible like please i don't want to be violently high that was always the thing that i was back when I smoked weed, like you never knew what you were going to get. I guess I also didn't like buy my own weed. I wasn't a connoisseur of any sorts. I would just smoke weed with other people. And in that practice, you never know what you're

going to get. And I would sometimes just find myself on another planet without intending to be there. Brother, I feel you. B, there is literally a company this is not paid advertising but i just happen to listen to the doughboys and they talk about it all the time you ever heard of diet smoke it's literally called diet smoke and it's supposed to be like low-grade weed that's for the every smoker who's like no i'm not really trying to blast off and disappear from this you know from this mortal coil i'm kind of just trying to like be a little bit high and there is stuff for that so that is absolutely a market that is totally worth pursuing if anybody is interested in getting back into cannabis but doesn't want to buy three hundred dollars worth of bongs and you know right yeah terpenes well well dan we are thrilled to be

joined it's been enough of our bullshit chit chat let's get down to it we're thrilled to be joined by one of our favorite guests here on the daily zeitgeist a talented writer host actress welcome back to the show the brilliant and talented danny fernandez yes my ad could be um eddie bulls i fuck with edibles man so that's my yeah so i want a general i think a lot of people want a general high the thing that i don't understand is how people can get high and then write like who wants to write when you're i want to take a bath and go to bed like i need like a red bull to write i need the opposite i think yeah i think we there are certain people for whom you know you know there's the thing with like add medication for people who don't need it it

affects them like speed and for people who do need it it actually calms them down like i think there's a similar thing that happens with weed like i know people who used to like need to get high before class to like do as well as they possibly could i just think that there's it totally affects people in different ways for me it gave me a panic attack and i just kept going i just kept being like nah i want to be cool i'm gonna keep giving myself a panic attack but yeah writing while high I the times that I tried that was non-productive I will say I'm similarly unproductive when it comes to being high I can I can smoke weed and play ultimate frisbee and that's about as far as hilarious mind-functioning active activity plus weed can get other than that it's on the couch watching Succession or something.

Succession seems stressful to me. Honestly, you know what? I did a couple episodes of Superblaze and I had to watch them again because I was like, I think I missed a whole business transaction. Who's this old guy again? Stop telling me to fuck off.

How much of the business lingo are we supposed to understand because i feel like they throw a bunch in there that's probably like a reference to something they've worked out in the writer's room but like they're not counting on us knowing what the fuck they're talking about i feel like it excites it's the same thing with like all of their la slash hollywood references like i just i know that it excites the groups that it excites and i wrote on a similar show that had like a big business aspect and we we had like a business uh someone that that's their job that went through all of the scripts to kind of make it sound like we actually knew what the fuck we were talking about like oh wow business consultant yeah business consultant there you go

wow sorry i am high so no but i mean usually business consultant is the most general job that you can possibly tell someone you do like that's all that must be the number one job that cia agents tell people they do because they know it will immediately turn people's brain off but also kind of true yeah they're like you know mckinsey it's like mckinsey but not yeah because i also kill people exactly all right danny we're gonna get to know you a little bit better in a moment first we're gonna tell our listeners a couple of things we're talking about your boy daniel has brought some 420 news uh the bipartisan hope act is being reintroduced by aoc among others so we'll talk about that we'll talk about how the fox dominion settlement is being covered or not covered

specifically by fox news by newsmax and oan both of whom have pending lawsuits with them we might get into some great pac garbage patch. I think we shouldn't call it great. I think it's bad, but we'll talk about that big old garbage patch between California and Hawaii. We might talk about, so there's a, there's a major league baseball story, but I promise you if we talk about it, it won't be a story about baseball. It will be a story about drinking in public. One of the top two ways to drink is being affected by these new Major League Baseball rules because they've sped up the time the game takes, which also reduces the amount of beer that can be consumed. beer that can be consumed or it you would think it would but but baseball fans are dedicated if nothing else to getting shit-faced so we'll talk about that and that pillow humping scene

were you guys familiar with this pillow humping scene uh that happened in obsession not to be confused with obsessed there's a new netflix show called obsession not yeahessed. There's a new Netflix show called Obsession. It's a combination of the Beyonce movie and the show Succession. And there is a showstopper of a scene that you might hear people referring to. So we'll give you the proper context for that. Because it seems to have thoroughly weirded out the internet. Just in my middle school fan fiction. Who hasn't humped a pillow? I know. Right, y'all?

But I don't want to see 50 something men doing it personally that's I guess it depends on which 50 something man it is oh Pedro Pascal yeah Pedro Pascal might pull it off he did no actually he did you see his esquire it was an esquire you gotta I'll send it to y'all he did hump a couch he was humping that couch he was um i might have saved it on my instagram pardon me while i google all of that plenty more but first danny we like to ask our guests what is something from your search history okay um my search history had how to predict when something will happen using tarot. Okay.

So I've had, this is wild. One, I feel like I've seen every major psychic out here, including Oprah's psychic, who I love. And no, I will not give you the info for anyone that DMs me. But I have now seen four different psychics who have told me that my future partner is from New York. And like they didn't know, like I did not tell them anything. I didn't tell them one of them. One of the most recent psychic I saw was from Miami. I literally gave her like my nickname.

Like I didn't put my info for her to like look me up. But she was reading my cards and she said, I see that your partner is from New York. And I've had four other people tell me that. So I also tweeted something funny where I was like, man, I can't believe my partner has never had good Mexican food. That's crazy. And a lot of New Yorkers got mad. But anyways, I keep hearing this. I've heard this for years. So I was trying to like figure out when, when. And I think it's this summer, y'all. I've heard this for years. So I was trying to like figure out when, when. And I think it's this summer, y'all. I think it's the summer.

Okay. The summer of, this is the summer of New York. Just like, I know a lot of people are moving to New York. I don't know. It seems like a good summer for New York. I am curious what the psychics ruling would be on. So they say, okay, you're're gonna meet someone from new york then you go and with your many many followers you insult all new yorkers does it does that still hold up

like or are they like well you just sabotaged it you're like no i was kind of talking shit and a lot of like latino new yorkers wrote me like my friend christian ricardo is in new york he's a filmmaker wrote me and like several other people were like they were like stop messing around like stop you know playing games like there are there is good mexican food here so i was just kind of like you know making fun of them it's not as good as here sorry not as good as here but i was just kind of teasing them so So yeah, good natured shit talking. Yes, good natured shit talking. Some might say flirting with your eventual.

There you go. You know? Yeah. That is I've been to one psychic in the last five years, just like went to the boardwalk, Ocean City, New Jersey. Shout out. Shout out, Ocean City, New Jersey. Shout out. Shout out, Ocean City, New Jersey. But it's kind of a Zoltar atmosphere, like the place where the big miracle happens. And so I think that's kind of what I was looking for.

But they also were like, big things happening in New York for you and your wife. They actually said my wife was going to meet her partner in New York. But yeah, I was like, but we're... They were like, yeah're they were like yeah yeah don't listen to him just move it along here but yeah i just like seeing a bunch of them to see if they all say the same thing and a lot of times they do and i'm like that makes me a little and i only see ones that come heavily recommended it has to be like from a friend who was like she accurately predicted this exact thing that happened in my life and then i'm like oh i want to i want to talk to them so there you go there you go oh yeah what is what is something you think is overrated okay y'all this these stanley cups have y'all heard of these

no the thing okay and no it's a Stanley Tumbler mug. Somebody listening right now has one in their car with them right now. So my aunt got me one of these big Stanley Tumbler mugs for Christmas. And I remember thinking like, oh, that's cool. That's nice. Thank you. And my brother and sister-in-law, who I opened it up in front of, were like, oh, she got you a Stanley? I i was like what everywhere i go people comment on this my friend that i was facetiming with she was like oh you have you have a stanley and there's like tiktoks on them there's like tiktoks telling folks where you can get them when target restocks them these are like gold what i have in my hand right here is gold and so i was talking to a

girlfriend of mine and she was like yeah all all the white girlies love them. It's like moms, sorority sisters. Okay. And so I was Googling. Literally, if you type in like, why is Stanley mug, it'll come up like so popular. And I had no idea that I have the Willy Wonka golden ticket Stanley mug. Interesting. So Stanley cups. They look similar to what I would associate with Yeti.

Yeah. But they have a different logo stamped on them so I'm assuming they're just like some up up market version of like a Yeti tumbler where it's the the it'll stay your drink will stay cold for a month instead of like three days yeah what's the haps with these bad boys I also think it it's the straw. I know that sounds crazy. I'm sure that Yeti also has them. But there's something about the fact that they come with a straw that's like a really big deal. But like, I don't know if y'all know water TikTok is a big deal.

And it's a little chaotic. It'll be like I was watching. I'm trying to carefully choose my words here. Water TikTok is chaotic. I love it. There was this woman. Her TikTok is chaotic. I love it. There was this woman who, that's like a completely different culture, you guys. There was this woman who was like, this is how I make my water. It's my cotton candy water.

I start with four pumps of vanilla. It's like vanilla syrup that you would, yes. Four pumps. Vanilla syrup that you would see at Starbucks. And then I add the maple syrup. And then I add three pumps of this blue, like, yes. And that's what she needs to drink water. And so there's all of those like water, how to make like cotton candy. It's for grown adults who cannot drink water and have to have it taste like an otter pop essentially. Yeah. Wow. Yeah. I can't tell if I'm like, you know,

low key disgusted or I'm mad at myself for not thinking of plussing up my water. Why am I not plussing up my water? Probably because you want to keep your teeth. Fair. That might be. Hey, you're telling me four pumps of vanilla cream would have been bad for my teeth? I never could have thought. But anyways, they do it in these Stanley cups.

I don't know. Y'all tweet at me and let me know your Stanley cup. Let me see your Stanley cups, Stanley cups. I don't know. Y'all tweet at me and let me know your Stanley cup. Like, let me see your Stanley cups, I guess. I don't know. Stanley got a lot of products, by the way. I'm on their website right now. And the offering is vast. We're talking all sorts of Stanley materials here.

And kind of want to cop. Not going to lie. They got good colors. I like being a part of a movement. You're a tastemaker, Danny. This is big right here. This is big for Stanley, I will just say. This is also interesting because the Stanley Cup has been a brand for decades because of hockey. I'm just wondering, do I go and incorporate a company that makes the Super Bowl and is the best bowl in the business?

Holy shit. I'm sure the NFL would sue my pants directly off of me. I would be in the courtroom with no pants on. You'd have to call your company the big game, unfortunately. This bowl is called the big game for some reason i have a i have a mystery for if there's any water talk tiktok water water water talk out there water heads but it sounds like water talk is like the the name of a segment on the most boring podcast ever but i so i had a tumblr thing it was like a free giveaway you know thing like what we're talking about a stanley cup but it was it was like branded from i think

a hospital that my wife worked for at some point i had water on my bedside table tap water overnight left it there the next morning usually i'll like clean it out and you know get my water for the for the next day but i left it there the next morning and then when i took the lid off the next night it smelled like someone had farted into my water cup and i'm trying i still like haven't been able to figure out what happened. Does the water contain methane? Was I having a small stroke? I don't know, but I'm curious if anyone else has experienced this. Leaving water enclosed overnight and then it smells just awful the next day for some reason. just awful the next day for some reason i do know that sometimes when i'm using the hot water at like in the sink it doesn't smell like the city's water la and that's not hard to it was

tap yeah it was tap so maybe there was just i just caught a bad yeah caught a bad section of the uh of the piping or something i don't know that sounded gross i don't know what that phenomenon is because it absolutely exists you leave a cup of water out for a day it goes from water to gross and there's no you know it's undeniable i i think that was i assume that was like dust and stuff landing in it and but this was enclosed and the whole thing just smelled bad. Maybe. I don't know. I'm going to get pretend sciencey here for a second. And I have a feeling there's something about like evaporation or water,

like escaping its liquid form and then turning into its vapor form on the inside of the glass and then turning back into water and dripping back in. Like maybe in something in that process, it makes it gross, but like, that's all I can think of. It mimics the inside of a stomach, and therefore the gases that are created. I don't know.

It's very confusing. Maybe I sleptwalked and farted into my cup. I don't know. You do do that. I do do that. I do be doing that. Dani, what is something you think is underrated? I don't know if this is considered a good movie or not.

Like, I have no concept of what's good from the 90s because I was a kid then. But I think The Mask is a really good movie. And like when I, Daniel, why, wait, you kind of were, you shook your head in a way that's. Quite the opposite. I was saying like, that is a good movie. I'm sorry. no no no please no oh my gosh you you're allowed to have your opinions i was just was like wait you're already disagreeing no not at all quite the opposite i love the mask no but like i was looking at one i i loved i feel like it shaped a lot of the shaped a lot jim carrey himself has shaped a lot of my comedic when i was growing up a lot of but

like the rotten tomatoes like here's one from siskel of siskel and ebert carrying his aggressive overbite our back but this time he's better used as an ingredient instead of as the plot and then like so mean isn't it this this is from entertainment weekly this is rotten he gave it rotten carrie now has the clout to find a vehicle worthy of his hyperactive goof gooniness when he does we'll see if he's truly a jester of our time or simply the moron of the moment and this was from 2010 those are the two options either a generational comedic talent or an idiot but okay so i i don't know why i went down a rabbit hole as you do and so he got so in 1994 he was paid 350 000 for ace ventura so to be the star that's that's pretty low but you know

whatever it was 94 then off of that he was then paid 15 million to appear in in the sequel for ace ventura when nature calls so he went from 350000 to he became such a big star in those two years that he was then paid $15 million. That's wild. Also, for all you math heads out there, I just looked up what $350,000 was in 1994 money, and that's $712,000, which for a movie star in a movie still feels like not a wild amount of money.

Like paying someone to be the star of a, like a, I don't know, like a wide release comedy, $712,000 doesn't feel like a wild amount of money. I mean, it is, of course, a lot of money, no doubt. But like that still feels like completely within the realm of possibility of not that much comparatively yeah 15 million they thought they didn't know if that movie was going to be direct to video or not you know like that's when they made the original ace ventura and then immediately discovered that they had like a phenomenon on their hands i was just gonna say in the mass cameron diaz is so hot really just so smoking hot i just there's some really pivotal women from the 90s that i was like oh yeah i'm bisexual her and selma hayek and anything but man early like 90s not even in why am i blanking not like

for me it was like fools rush in when she's like she's just like smoking hot. And Matthew Perry is like, how did I get this woman? And I'm like, exactly. Yeah. A classic 90s trope of the dumpy white dude with the absolutely drop dead gorgeous woman. So anyways, but the mask, I think it's really it's really funny. I think it's really funny. I think it holds up. And it's also a Dark Horse comics.

And with all this IP, I'm like, I know there was like son of the mask and all the other stuff but like is he i feel like he could i feel like he could have his own universe yeah we could bring that back bring him into the comic book world that was it was such a wild time when like ace ventura came out like you said they had no idea how i was gonna do but paid him three hundred thousand dollars and immediately he was his own film genre. Like, that was a period. I talk about, like, there was a period when I was young when, like, Bruce Willis movies was my favorite film genre.

And, like, there was definitely a period around this time when, like, Jim Carrey movies was every kid I knew's favorite movie, favorite genre of movie. So good. Yeah. What a run. What a run. What a run. All right.

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And let me tell you something. If you want to find your weed news, you got to be following marijuana moment, baby. But more importantly, I was happy to see if anything, a bipartisan effort to help people expunge their weed records. We know this is something that has been, you know,

expunging weed crimes has been a has been a like a country-wide push for probably the last like 10 years of people being like as legal weed is something that is more widely accepted across the countries more states are legalizing cannabis either for medical purposes or for recreational use the idea of expunging people for really petty possession crimes is just like a necessary next step. Also big fan of Ben and Jerry's for really leading the charge on this shout out one of my favorite ice creams. But recently earlier this week, the HOPE Act was reintroduced the HOPE Act standing for harnessing opportunities by pursuing expungement brought forward by Representative Dave Joyce, a Republican from Ohio,

and our girl, AOC Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez from New York. It's a bill that's basically incentivizing states to speed up the expunging process because right now it's expensive, it takes a while, and the process is really unclear. And this is the part that jack noted that i definitely want to talk about one of the parts of the act is to make public how the expungement process works where it happens and just like basically a how-to on like if you want to get your record expunged this is how to do it and the fact that it is taking this act to make that public is kind of like just put it on a fucking website just put it on a free public website is they're just having to say that like that that was so revealing to me because it's like that means because that that doesn't cost anything really it costs like minimum server hosting these people these states already have

websites it's just putting a page on the website you're already paying for the hosting get your get your you know your person who's running the the freaking i don't even know what server they're using but like whatever they're using to write one extra page of oh yeah this is how it's done but this i think this is revealing because it shows that someone is making money off of that not being there. Right. And that like we talk a lot about and I've seen a lot of people in the news talk about how much incarceration costs the public and taxpayer dollars. But the dirty secret is someone is making that money. Like that money is being paid to people in the prison industrial complex. Like in the same way that like when we gawk at like the amount that is spent on defense and like all these weapons that don't ultimately like the U.S. doesn't ultimately need.

Like someone, there are private people who are becoming billionaires off of that shit. Yeah. So that's why it's happening. That's why you need a fucking bill to just be like, put this web page where people can find it, please. Yeah. And speaking to the someone's making money off of this part, another part from the article is that the legislation would require the attorney general to basically carry out a study that shows exactly how much this costs and how much people who run the prison industrial complex are making off of each person off of cannabis, cannabis convictions, you know,

the financial costs for states that incarcerate people for these things. It's like, you know, it's unclear how much it's costing you know the public to help keep people in jail for buying an eighth and it's like this you know it's really it's you know it's ridiculous and i'm glad that this is being pushed forward however i will say the fact that it is being reintroduced suggests that it's not past the first time this is obviously another effort to get people to you know to to to massage into the situation of we need to be more clear and transparent about how expungement works what it costs to even keep these people in jail for this nonsense and while it may not be a step towards or may well it may not be federal legalization

it is at least a step towards increasing the public sentiment towards like, how would you like to not pay this much more money to keep people in jail for literally nothing? So it's like, you know, hopefully it's a movement on the needle, at least a little bit. Yeah, I would say like, I'm being adjacent to this and that I microdose shrooms and I feel like we're behind. Like I still hear stories of people being arrested at airports for having their shrooms and I use them for depression, which heavily recommend and I've talked about extensively. But like it scares me the idea that I might be filming in a different location where they're illegal and that I wouldn't be able to carry them with me when it's something that I rely on for my mental health. Totally. So it just feels like we're still lagging in so many of these states and situations.

And I want to say this kind of reminds me, this website kind of reminds me of what I wish they would do with our taxes. It's just obviously someone makes money off of that too. We just had, you know, tax season. Some people are still in the thick of it and like it's insane to me that i'm like you literally know how much i owe like just tell me and i will pay it send me the bill but they obviously make money industry yeah there's an entire industry how difficult and convoluted and then when you don't pay they they or they you don't pay the right amount they tell you hey actually you owe this much it's like thank you thank you for telling me because oh so you knew you were just giving us busy work that's what that's what i feel like i keep running up to running up against is they're giving us busy work like to keep us busy to and then they're like no this was actually the answer thanks for showing your work

on that now you didn't get it right jail yeah yeah Yeah, and it's just instructive that it's been legalized in many places to sell it, but we can't get this HOPE Act passed or can't get any traction for it because selling it makes people money, but getting people out of prison doesn't make people money. And in fact, having people in prison makes prison industrial complex billionaires richer. I think really quickly back to Danny's point, I think it also just begs the question in terms of how far are we behind on the positive effects of other things that we consider to be like narcotics or bad drugs, etc.

When it's like just being able to do research on these things, and, you know, provide solutions for people who really need them, I understand we're facing we are, you know, reaching a similar point with ketamine, and how ketamine is also like, you know, in certain doses is super helpful for people suffering from all sorts of different, you know, different things in their lives. And it's just, you know, it's it is continually disappointing how we are trying to push things that could ultimately help people. And it gets hampered up by moneymaking when, when in fact, when in fact, if we were to pursue these things as an industry, they themselves

would also make a lot of money. It's just maybe to take a little bit of time to do a little R and D to see how maybe microdosing mushrooms is actually super duper helpful. And that's a whole nother industry that you could just create out of that. And yet it's like, no, we have to live with these archaic ideas of how these drugs are bad. It's just, it's silly. It is very silly. That's wild to me because it's, I mean, same thing we talk about weed, but literally of the earth. It's just so, it's insane to me that we have regulated or made it illegal things that you can literally grow. Yes.

But I do want to say I have done clinical ketamine. I did it at a doctor's office. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, there's like that. That is one that there is. Here in L.A. you can do that. Not a lot of other places. Sure, sure. There. Yeah. That ketamine is one where there has been a lot of progress made and like you can do it in a clinical setting. But also there's still a bunch of restrictions around it and it's not as, you know, up and up and like easy. And therefore it makes it more likely that people will use it in ways that are not as beneficial. So like just going strong in the direction of research and finding healthy

contexts where people can actually use this. Like MDMA, I think is the next one that is really getting a lot of attention in the research community, but very slow. I've been doing a lot of personal research on that at all the outbreaks I go to. And let me tell you something, the euphoria is unmatched. And I don't know, I think everybody else should, you know,

take a page out of that and experience it. But like it's being described as like a wonder drug when it comes to PTSD. Oh, it was a wonder, all right. But like actually doing, taking it and then having a conversation with a trained therapist. Yeah. Like you're just like breaking down all these barriers and getting to things that usually without the therapeutic use of MDMA like are pretty hard to get to.

I just forget like how different our jobs in world are from the rest of the world. Because when I would take shrooms and then go to my writer's room and then my showrunner was like, Oh, I want to know what shrooms you're taking. So then she started taking them and got her family, like her mom and dad to start taking them. And I'm like,

in any other setting, we would be drug tested and I would be fired, you know, but we're in a creative industry where they're like, Oh, that helps your brain. Like I want some of that where it's not seen. I remember this MTV show I worked on. This was want some of that, um, where it's not seen. I remember this MTV show

I worked on, this was before weed was like completely legal, but that our showrunners had like a big bong and would smoke like during lunch. And I'm just like, this is such a different world than Frisco, Texas, where I came from, where I, you know, went to high school and, and we, and people are being like drug tested for these things that actually do really help folks with their depression, with their attention. What I was going to say is shrooms, opposite of what we started talking about today with weed, for me it's an upper. And I don't have any, I don't come down, I guess is what I would say. I can take it and then write is what I meant.

Whereas normally with most edibles, I just want to go to sleep. Yeah. But those are also the strains I know that I'm doing. I don't need education on it for anyone that wants to leave the mentions alone. Everybody. Yeah. Actually, Danny,

some information that I think you might find useful on this subject. All right. Newsmax and OAN are avoiding this. It's basically like a lot of people are saying it's weird because this fox settlement is arguably the biggest media story of the year it's a lot of money 787.5 million dollars that they had to settle i don't know if it's going to bankrupt them but it's it hurts we got a bunch of great leaks from the lawsuit. I wish we would have been able to see it in public court. But again, this is the problem with counting on the U.S. justice system or corporations to fight our battles for us. some interesting details like that tucker carlson doesn't believe any of the shit he's saying like we have him in text messages saying like this is all bullshit and trump is a disaster for him and the republican party so that there's also two other pending lawsuits with dominion suing oan

and newsmax as well as patrick burn the former overstock CEO, who appeared on OAN as an expert and spread misinformation about Dominion in the 2020 election. And so they are not reporting on this Fox News settlement. One spokesperson for, I think it was OAN, came out very confidently and was like, Newsmax issued a confident statement claiming that the case against them is materially different than the one involving Fox. But the only difference seems to be that they kept going like Fox kind of backed off of it after a little while once they got sued. And Newsmax and OAN were just like strong and wrong the whole time on claiming that the 2020 election was stolen so we'll be interested they seem like actual actually in danger of being put out of business with a similar size settlement so be interesting to see yeah you won't hear about it anywhere on newsmax or oam no no it's just you know i feel like in general settlements are always a little, you know, I feel like you shouldn't just be allowed to swipe it under the rug for however much money. I want every detail

to come out about why they settled. I want every single detail to be known to everybody so that they have to stand by what they settled for and why. And I'm sure that there's a way that you can personally seek that out. But there has to be a widely public... I mean, this almost sounds like... I don't know. I don't want this to be further applied to things like witch trials or some shit like that, where it's like, well, they were convicted of this and they settled. So now we're going on a witch hunt.

But it's just like when you affect an entire nation's worth of people with your lies, you have to be held to task and just paying 700 million dollars, which is, of course, a lot of money. I don't think that's enough. Like, I want to know. Definitely not. Yeah, definitely. That's just unfair. It should have hurt more.

I mean, they paid that amount because it was worth it to them for this not to happen in a public venue. Oh, my God. Yes. Yeah. So which is bullshit. Yeah, it is bullshit. amount because it was worth it to them yes for this not to happen in a public venue oh my god yes yeah so which is bullshit yeah it is bullshit it will be interesting to see if we can get news max and oan and just out of existence sued out of existence that'd be sick yeah i was gonna say speaking of settlements i sent my friend this article from gawker because they had a blind item on a beloved um actor which i'll talk to you guys afterwards. And my friend was like, Gawker's still around? Didn't realize that they still were around.

Well, they went, I think they went out like a couple months back. They're back again? Oh, but no, I was referring to their thing with Hulk Hogan, right? That's how they went under. Yes. But they're still reporting. I think they went out of business at the end of January, unfortunately. Oh, so that literally was one of the last. Yeah, one of the last stories.

One of the last stories one of the last stories unfortunately because they had some great people and uh working there including you know one of the hosts of stradio lab and just it i i thought it was so good and it was also just satisfying for them not to be out of business because for sure they were put out of business by a billionaire activist racist yeah person who uses teenagers as blood bags allegedly so are we still talking about hulk no i'm talking about peter teal oh i'm sorry i used the hulk hogan thing to get them put out of business but you are you are obviously have it's your job to pay attention to the news so i only knew parts of that and the only parts i know are hulk hogan is racist and he like sued them that's all i know bam that's all right but you're not allowed to

tell people i'm racist brother yeah oh also his never mind let's continue let's not talk about hulk hogan anymore i i kind of need to hear what you want. Oh, I was just gonna say, Roy Wood Jr., who I love and adore. He has a really great Yeah, shout out Roy. He has a really great it's up on Comedy Central's website. It's part of his stand up special where he was saying, like, y'all give trans people such a hard time when Hulk Hogan's name is Terry. Like, he's a guy from Tampa named Terry. And y'all have no problem funny and he was like do you think ice cube is really ice cubes name and it's like so think of that next maybe it's that's just what they want to be called yeah because i think of that next time y'all are giving trans people a

hard time so shout out to roy for you know. Terry's my dead name, brother. Terry. Terry! Okay. I mean, from... It's like, you know, people do amazing things when they, like, are forced, like, by circumstance or, like, have a really tough upbringing. And, like, he came up with one of the best fictional names of all time from the difficult circumstance of growing up being named Terry. He's like that was his was in his lab in the lab as a kid dreaming of other things that his name could be other than Terry. And he hit on a good one.

Hulk Hogan. I think that was maybe not his invention, but oh, well, there's some marketing team that's like, what do you mean? He came up with it. I also found out that John Cena was Big Tim. What? I just found out today. Yeah, that he went by Big Tim. Oh, I figured that was his birth name.

No one's going to believe this. How about John Cena? Oh, yeah. No, that's better. That's better than Big Tim. Much better. Big Tim. That's better than Big Tim Big Tim that's awesome that's funny all right let's take a quick break we'll be right back I'm Jess Casavetto executive producer of the hit Netflix documentary series Dancing for the Devil the 7M TikTok cult.

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This is one of those interesting news stories that I feel like I wanted to click on it, like hope with a hopeful note in my heart of like, ah, you know, Dr. Ian Malcolm was right. Life will find a way. And then you get to, and I mean,

there, there are a bunch of different animals and sea anemones and stuff living on the garbage patch, connecting themselves to different pieces of floating plastic but it's not good it's still really bad yeah the i actually got a bunch of new information about the pacific garbage patch that i wasn't fully aware of like that it's it's mostly like a soupy micro plastic pool at this point that's mostly what you see it's not the floating landfill that i think i had been imagining in my head we had eight million tons a year of plastics to it the majority of it comes from the fishing industry

this was one that kind of blew my mind is that the majority of the plastic in this texas two two times the size of texas garbage gyre comes from one industry like it's it's not us like it's not it's not your straws and like and it's great to like be conscientious and recycle your plastic. Sure. Or just don't use plastics. That's all great. But I think the way that this story got down, trickles down to me, is that because of all the plastic bottles you use, every plastic bottle you used has ended up in the middle of the Pacific on this floating island. And it's actually one industry.

The fishing industry is responsible for at least one Texas of the entire garbage patch. And just nobody does. That is something you can do something about. That's an industry that you can regulate yeah in a world where the u.s government actually regulated corporation well i was gonna being from texas i love whenever we're used as a size of measurement i think that should be congratulations it's the size of three texases yes that should which i think would be the size of the united states yeah pretty much we're three different tex. That makes a lot of sense to me.

Also, I just, I don't know. I kind of disagree slightly in that this is a product of us because yes, it is the fishing industry, but we are the consumers of that. It's the same with when we're talking about methane with cows, like that's, that's a direct correlation to the amount of meat that we're consuming hey danny those aren't my farm so i am blameless okay those cows are no i totally agree with that but it just it's also the fault of like it just feels more addressable when you realize it's a one specific industry basically what i'm saying is vegans are like not us again not us uh which i'm not vegan so but so i take i take part responsibility but i just feel vegans are always like no we're not contributing right except for with almonds i'm

paying attention y'all i've been that whole story about how almonds are like destroying the world i'm like okay so everything we do. Yeah, there's always horrifying stories of the microplastics in people's blood. Yeah. Yeah. Not from my Stanley Cup, though. Not from your Stanley Cup. Stainless steel.

Stanley Cup doesn't end up in the Pacific garbage dryer. Yeah. Indestructible. Indestructible. It will be here long after humanity. That should be their marketing pitch. We'll outlive you. We'll outlive you.

Yes. All right. And then finally, a baseball story that's not a baseball story, but it is something I'm seeing pop up. It's always interesting when people start sharing baseball news and you're like, oh, you're a baseball fan interesting but they introduced new rules this season with the goal of speeding up the game the most impactful is a pitch clock so pitchers only have 15 to 20 seconds to throw the ball after

catching it right uh it has like cut an entire hour out of the game run time. So it's working. But the big concern that people had, this being America, and the only important thing being how we sell things, is how much beer are people going to be able to sell now? Because most teams stop selling beer after the seventh inning because they don't want people driving home like freshly drunk. They want them driving home like still drunk, but with kind of a hangover, I guess like three three innings is not enough guys to no longer be drunk. I'm assuming so that people are saying that it actually isn't cutting down

on the sale of beer somehow. Damn. People are chugging it. I mean, people are chugging it. They're getting it in. I think baseball, more than maybe any other sport, is about the experience of going and being in an interesting looking place and getting drunk with your fellow humans that i want to get out the game i want to get into baseball i've never been into baseball i don't understand it and i'm really jealous of not like the game i obviously understand the concept i used to play softball when i was younger and i hated it um And I really want, I just, I want to be a baseball person. Y'all seem like you're having fun. You got your peanuts and your hot dog and your beer and you're out there and you're

baking in the sun and you're watching like one thing happen every five to six minutes. And I'm jealous. It reminds me of golf. So I'm like, I want to be, I'm going to force myself to get into it because I want to be, it's like a baseball culture here in LA is huge. It is huge. Yeah. Go Doyers.

It is fun. I mean, I think, you know, there's a certain recreation about baseball that I don't think you necessarily get with other sports where, you know, I think, as you mentioned, like sitting outside baking in the sun, that is unique. That is unique to baseball. It's so much more just hanging out and chilling with your friends. You grab some food and just kind of chill and enjoy this awesome experience. And then if the game is really close, the last half hour of it is the most exciting part.

It's so much fun. You get to chill for a little bit. Then you're full of beer and hot dogs and you just get to go wild for a big home run. So it's just, I don't know. I completely agree. Great recreational experience, baseball. Yeah. But so the upshot of this is that they are turning this into an opportunity to sell even more beer because they sales with this shortened game, which actually isn't backed up by like,

they did a bunch of test runs in minor league baseball stadiums. And the managers of those games found that concession sales were not affected at all by the shortened games, but they are arguing to extend the last call beyond the seventh inning. So conceivably it will just mean selling even more beer under the guise of maintaining the status quo which is pretty diabolical i got a question impressed i got a question yeah so isn't the idea of stopping selling beer at a certain point is that people aren't getting drunker at the very end of the game so that they're not leaving drunk right yes but

they're not driving away from the stadium drunk so despite the fact that the game is shorter and you have quote-unquote less time to sell beer extending the time to sell beer seems to exacerbate the problem of people leaving the stadium drunk right oh sure yeah they've just chosen that problem as opposed to the problem of making less money they're like well you're gonna have trouble tracing it back to any individual one of us and we make more money so okay well there you go okay sounds good surely this surely this will not go wrong at all. Yeah. I need the narrator voice here in two weeks.

It did. It did. It did. All right. And finally, there's a scene from a Netflix show that is going viral. The show is called Obsession. It's about a hotshot surgeon who becomes obsessed with his 20-something son's mysterious girlfriend, hotshot surgeon who becomes obsessed with his 20-something son's mysterious girlfriend come fiancee anna or anna and follows them to france and when the couple go out for dinner this brilliant surgeon breaks into their hotel room smells anna on the linens and proceeds to

hump the pillow and that is the scene that is getting people. I'm looking at the photos and I'm enjoying it. It looks like Jon Stewart is. That's what the photos look like to me. I haven't watched the live action, but. So this is, but also his son's scent would be on it too, right?

Is that what we're saying? It was his son and his daughter-in-law were staying in this bed. Yeah. Yeah. See, that's where, okay. My my brain immediately went there but it's really creepy it's not a thing that i i guess i've i guess it kind of comes up in the movie in the bedroom but the idea of like dad with son who he's like real into the sun, like getting laid. Like this is just the most specifically I've seen that where the dad is.

Maybe there was like a Nora Ephron movie that was also about this, but it's a lot. They really went for it. There's a TikTok here that says, obsession scenes to skip if watching with your parents. I want to be like,

it wouldn't be the whole thing. Why would you watch this series with your parents? Yeah. The whole thing. It's just the credits running. It's going to be a good watch. Exactly. Maybe you think that your dad is like too into your fiance. And so you like sit him down and watch this. And be like, this is you. This is you this is man i was gonna say is it things to not watch with your parents or ways to find out your parents are into some freaky shit oh right neither are for me for that is this like number one on there is it like everyone watching this right now is this like number one on netflix or something i don't know one of our producers i'm not gonna say who was like oh my god, I just watched this.

We have it going viral, and we also have confirmation from inside the Zeitgang that this is being watched. I guess that was a service that was being provided by Netflix UK. They were like, if you've made the

parentheses questionable decision to watch Obs obsession with your parents these are the moments you'll probably want to excuse yourself which is kind of brilliant marketing because then those are the moments that people are just going to rush to right and mean so they've like done the work for viewers which is probably pretty smart this is like what what are the other netflix i mean i guess 365 days was like a netflix movie that kind of went viral i don't know if there were like very specific moments from that there was the the guy with the enormous dick scene from a netflix show that went viral do you remember that no it was like it was like a guy was jealous of his husband or his wife's ex.

And then his wife's ex showed up at his gym and just had the biggest. It was like a cartoonishly big dick. And she was like, oh, no. What's his name? I just need research. I was going to say, that's ridiculous. Where would someone possibly watch something like that? Wait, what was it called?

It couldn't be me. Netflix. Let me type in Netflix big dick. Netflix big dick guy. Netflix big dick guy is probably going to bring it up. Oh, no, you can see it immediately. Okay, on Sex Life. Is that what you were saying?

Yeah, Sex slash Life. Oh, yeah. Is Adam Damos's dick real is the number one uh there's i'm guessing no dick real yeah listener if you type in netflix big dick guy that is all of the images is this man in the shower it's big right i'm not like oh i haven't seen it do you actually see it oh yeah yeah yeah oh it's all blurred out in the well this black bar looks very big so yeah the like blurred sensor thing is going down pretty low i don't know i haven't seen it it's pretty i have child lock on i guess

exactly okay well that's the that's the last one and probably better one to go viral because just watching a middle-aged man hump a pillow i get i i can't knock it until i've seen it right i just i just sorry dan go ahead no um i'm i have now seen the dick and i want to confirm for you jack this is a big dick yeah it's a big dick kind of like unnaturally a big dick. I also just want to share, you know, in the process of finding the story earlier from at marijuana moment, it's like when you discover websites, you're like, of course, there's a website for that. Scrolling halfway down the page of the Netflix big dick guy search on Google brings you to bigdickguide.com. And of course, like, why? Why would I think that that doesn't exist how is that not the number one website how was that not the number one website is that like wiki feed or for dicks i

mean i don't know yeah the follow-up question everyone had was was the sex life penis a prosthetic and the answer is yes according to newsweek although newsweek has been questionable in their reporting okay but i have from yahoo sports adam i don't know why they're commenting adam demos's friends confirm his size wasn't quote special effects oh my wow and you all know yahoo sports would not play us so not my yahoo sports they they've never led me astray they asked like his last five girlfriends that would be wild well danny uh such a pleasure having you on the daily zeitgeist i'm glad we left it at an appropriately totally yeah highbrow moment yes where can people find you follow you

all that good stuff i am at ms danny fernandez on all the things i also have a horror short a thriller that i wrote and starred in called in the static which is hitting the festival circuits this summer i can't announce what festivals we've gotten yet because they won't allow us to announce it but if you follow me and you we might be coming to a city near you so yeah there you go we'll follow Danny. If you're not already, you probably are already, but if you're not, follow Danny,

find out about that. Oh, yeah. Is there a work of media that you've been enjoying besides the pillow pumping scene? I have these tweets. I have one of them that's from at Isabel Steckle.

She says, a grown man will look you dead in the eyes and tell you he's rooting for a sports team called the nuggets happy 420 everyone before 20 there you go yeah danil yes sir thank you for uh guesting today where can people find you and is there a work of media you've been enjoying yes there is uh you can find me all over the internet at DJ Danil, DJ underscore Danil on Instagram, Twitter, Twitch, and TikTok, I guess. And the piece of social media that I'm sharing is the same one that I share every 420. And I'm going to do the great thing of describing an image on a podcast. So fans, get ready.

It's a picture of a dude smoking weed out of a pipe. And then next to it is the same picture but he's wearing a party hat and the left one is me every day and the other one is me on 420 and that is just the fact of the matter it's like you know for everybody celebrating lest we forget that that's just what we're all doing every other day anyway so you know i don't know why the day makes a difference but put a little fun hat on and lord a little fun hat on. And Lord knows, I got my fun hat on right now. There you go. I don't have my fun hat on.

Oh, crap. Let's see. Some tweets I've been enjoying. I blessed the rains down in Castamere tweeted, Yeah, officer, I was speeding to get past the logging truck. I don't know if you saw this movie that came out in 2003. I've never, since 2003, have not driven past a logging

truck without having that exact thought. 100%. Too scary. And then Audrey Farnsworth tweeted, when I finish a package of English muffins, I crush the container on my forehead like a beer can. Audrey's a really funny writer writer You can find

That's funny Me on Twitter at Jack underscore O'Brien You can find us on Twitter at Daily Zeitgeist We're at The Daily Zeitgeist on Instagram We have a Facebook fan page and a website DailyZeitgeist.com where we post our episodes And our footnotes Where we link off to the information

That we talked about in today's episode As well as a song that we think you might enjoy especially today being 420 dj daniel i'm told that you have a you have a special special track for people just just one to listen to while indeed if you're partaking in this wonderful holiday 420 i hope you listen to acid raindrops by people under the stairs a classic la hip-hop jam i just i could not think of a vibe that is more perfectly suited to match what you'll all be doing so i hope you you know roll one up or do whatever you want to do eat an edible take a chill pill lie on the couch throw on some acid raindrops and enjoy yourself on this wonderful 420 and stay safe please drink some water don't cooperate in any heavy machinery and just you know have fun i forget what which of those like music algorithm platform things maybe it was pandora but like one

of them after me liking like you know 300 of my favorite songs like oh you're you're stoned right now i get it like it was like stoner hip hop is your preferred genre of music here's a playlist for you i was like i haven't smoked weed in 10 years but i guess i have that taste in music so go listen to that oh yeah whether you're partaking or not the daily zeitgeist is a production of iheart radio for more podcasts from iheart radio visit the iheart radio app apple podcast or wherever you listen to your favorite shows that's going to do it for us this morning back this afternoon to tell you what is trending and we'll talk to you all then bye i'm jess casaveto executive producer of the hit Netflix documentary series, Dancing for the Devil, the 7M TikTok cult.

And I'm Clea Gray, former member of 7M Films and Shekinah Church. And we're the host of the new podcast, Forgive Me for I Have Followed. Together, we'll be diving even deeper into the unbelievable stories behind 7M Films and Shekinah Church. Listen to Forgive Me for I Have Followed on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Keri Champion, and this is season four of Naked Sports. Up first, I explore the making of a rivalry.

Kaitlyn Clark versus Angel Reese. Every great player needs a foil. I know I'll go down in history. People are talking about women's basketball just because of one single game. Clark and Reese have changed the way we consume women's sports. Listen to the making of a rivalry Caitlin Clark versus Angel Reese

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