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In this, the fifth of many episodes, he talks about Quentin Tarantino's 9th film: 'Once Upon A Time in Hollywood.' Was this Tarantino stan impressed? Why aren't there more talented Asian actors? How does this relate to the confusion of our twenties?!

Hopefully something in this podcast inspires you to act with a little more empathy today, or a bit more courage. Or, at the very least, makes you feel a little bit less alone in your confusion.

2:06 We're doing it for the people and that's why we're gonna succeed

3:01 Relinquish control

3:25 Mt Franklin water tho

4:17 Leonardo DiCaprio should have won an Oscar for his performance in Django

4:50 My thoughts on Hateful Eight

5:31 The transient nature of how OUATIH was filmed

6:49 The inspiration for Leo's role

7:11 Hollywood Hierarchy

7:31 What a Hollywood manager told me about the business

8:27 America's founding

9:09 A little on Brad Pitt's character

9:19 What a shithole Van Nuys is

10:05 I wanna study for a role like Leo

11:24 Pete Duel taught Brad and Quentin about suicide

13:13 Leo thinks filmmakers are a dying breed

16:11 Your art is the end

17:25 Margot Robbie's American Accent

19:34 Leo and Brad gave outstanding performances

19:41 but the rest...

20:52 The now infamous Bruce Lee scene

21:23 This is why Asians aren't progressing more in Hollywood lmao

22:07 The chance to rise above the noise

23:18 Why is this happening (person getting bigger)

24:29 Leo got roasted

25:40 Is it plotless?

26:51 The time capsule scenes

28:02 MORE LIFE = MO BETTA ART

28:16 What the movie does REALLY well

29:51 Most of the roles were kinda eh

31:11 Tarantino DOES what he WANTS to DO!!!

31:59 His knowledge comforts me

32:44 I see why his 10th film will be horror

33:55 The hierarchy of fame

35:06 Overall RATING

36:17 It's such it's own thing

38:48 It IS a fairytale -> MASSIVE SPOILER ALERT!!

My interpretation of that ending

40:51 That's Hollywood