In this episode of Might Delete Later Podcast, host Derrick and co-host Julia discuss a range of topics, starting with the massive box office success of the new Spider-Man film. They explore their love of superheroes, with Julia sharing her DC Comics background inspired by her father. The conversation turns serious as they analyze the Nolan Wells case, examining autopsy findings and racial disparities in the investigation. They also react to a viral Usher concert moment, debate the decline of the Star Wars franchise, and reflect on personal topics including absent fathers, family dynamics, and infidelity in relationships.

Introduction (00:00:05)
The podcast opens with its theme music and a spoken-word intro, setting a conversational and reflective tone for the episode.

Catching Up with Julia (00:00:47)
Host Derrick welcomes co-host Julia back to the show. They briefly chat about summer break and Julia's recent movie-watching habits.

Spider-Man's Box Office Success (00:01:38)
Discussion about the new Spider-Man movie's massive box office success, its path to $2 billion, and superhero movie popularity.

Julia's Comic Book Background (00:04:25)
Julia reveals her history with comic books, particularly DC's Catwoman, which was an interest she shared with her father.

The Nolan Wells Case (00:06:07)
A detailed discussion about the Nolan Wells case, covering the autopsy reports, racial implications, and the handling of the investigation.

The Usher Concert Incident (00:15:03)
The hosts discuss a viral moment where a woman on stage at an Usher concert seemed uninterested in his advances.

Recapping a Previous Episode (00:19:38)
Derrick and Julia discuss a previous episode with guest Kris Carr, focusing on her deep knowledge of movies and nerd culture.

The Decline of Star Wars (00:21:48)
A conversation about the Star Wars franchise's perceived decline, inconsistent storytelling, and the best order to watch the movies.

Healing from Absent Fathers (00:32:04)
The hosts react to a clip about a woman dealing with a man who doesn't acknowledge their child among his eight kids.

Childhood Environment and Affection (00:37:09)
Derrick shares a personal story about his non-affectionate upbringing and how a parent's actions can stick with a child forever.

Infidelity in Relationships (00:49:32)
Derrick recounts stories of married female coworkers who had boyfriends, discussing the complexities of why people stay in unhappy relationships.

Podcast Outro and Socials (00:55:34)
Julia and Derrick share their social media handles and wrap up the show with outro music and a final spoken-word segment.

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In this episode of Might Delete Later, host Derrick Pearson interviews actor and voice coach Kris Carr. They discuss the Paramount and Warner Brothers merger, highlighting concerns about industry layoffs, reduced creative diversity, and monopoly risks. The conversation shifts to DC versus Marvel, debating James Gunn's leadership and DC's inconsistent creative direction. Star Wars is also examined, critiquing Kathleen Kennedy's management and the lack of cohesive storytelling. Kris shares her work on the Kristian Harloff Show podcast, Two Filthy Casuals podcast, and her voiceover studio, Speak Friend Studio, before Derrick wraps up the episode.

Introduction to the Guest, Kris Carr (00:00:45)
Host Derrick Pearson introduces the guest, Kris Carr, highlighting her work as an actor, voice actor, and voice coach.

The Paramount and Warner Brothers Merger Pause (00:01:39)
Discussion on the paused merger, its political ties, and the potential negative impacts like layoffs and reduced project diversity.

Unpopular Opinions on DC and Marvel (00:09:24)
Derrick shares his unpopular opinions on the DC universe, particularly his critique of James Gunn's leadership and filmmaking style.

The Problem with James Gunn's Leadership at DC (00:12:10)
A critique of James Gunn running the DC studio, arguing he should focus on filmmaking rather than managing the entire universe.

The Success of DC's "Elseworlds" (00:20:44)
Discussion on how DC's standalone "Elseworlds" projects, like "The Batman," are more successful than the main interconnected universe.

James Gunn's Inconsistent Statements (00:24:51)
The host points out inconsistencies in James Gunn's public statements, specifically regarding Ben Affleck's potential involvement in directing a project.

The Batman Problem at DC (00:31:22)
The conversation explores DC's challenge with having two different Batmen and the success of the Matt Reeves version over the main universe.

The Cancellation of "Superman & Lois" (00:33:55)
Discussion about the cancellation of the CW's "Superman & Lois," allegedly to avoid competition with James Gunn's new Superman movie.

Ranking the Live-Action Supermen (00:36:25)
Derrick and Kris discuss various live-action Superman portrayals, with Derrick naming Tyler Hoechlin as his favorite for his realistic Clark Kent.

Issues with Star Wars Leadership (00:41:55)
The conversation shifts to Star Wars, critiquing the leadership of Kathleen Kennedy and Dave Filoni for the franchise's current state.

How to Fix Star Wars (00:57:43)
Kris Carr shares her ideas on how to get the Star Wars franchise back on track, suggesting moving beyond the Skywalker saga.

What Got Derrick into Comics (00:59:53)
Kris asks Derrick which comic book got him into reading them, and he explains it was the MCU that sparked his interest.

Where to Find Kris Carr Online (01:00:44)
Kris Carr shares her social media handles and information about her various podcasts and voice coaching studio for listeners to follow.

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In this episode of the Mighty League Later podcast, host Derrick and co-host D-Shean cover a range of topics, including the Michael Jackson biopic crossing $1 billion, a chaotic church scandal from D-Shean's past, and debates around racial representation in Hollywood. They discuss British actors taking iconic Black American roles, race-swapped casting in films like The Odyssey, and comic book characters like Green Lantern and Spider-Man. Derrick also shares personal stories about high school, a faded friendship, and the troubling disappearance of Nolan Wells, touching on racial bias in justice and law enforcement.

 Intro and Catch-Up (00:00:47)
Derrick and D-Shean greet the audience. D-Shean talks about gaining new followers, which he attributes to the podcast.

Movie Talk and Druski Skits (00:01:57)
The hosts discuss the new Michael Jackson movie and comedian Druski's popular skits, including his controversial church-themed one.

A Wild Church Story (00:03:35)
D-Shean recounts a chaotic story from his youth when his pastor confessed to affairs in front of the entire congregation.

British Actors in American Roles (00:05:56)
The conversation shifts to the debate over British actors playing iconic American roles, particularly historical Black figures like MLK.

Racial Casting Controversies (00:12:12)
Derrick discusses the racist backlash against Lupita Nyong'o's casting in "The Odyssey" and similar controversies in comic book movies.

High School Memories and Class Flirt (00:29:13)
The hosts reminisce about high school, sharing a funny story about a "Jose" necklace and debating how Derrick won "Class Flirt."

Friendships After High School (00:37:07)
Derrick reflects on how friendships change after high school, detailing a falling out with a close friend over a wedding.

The Nolan Wells Case (00:45:04)
The hosts discuss the suspicious case of Nolan Wells, who disappeared on a boating trip, highlighting racial bias in investigations.

Podcast Outro and Socials (00:52:04)
Derrick and D-Shean wrap up the show, share their social media handles, and tease upcoming content for the podcast.

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In this episode of Might Delete Later Podcast, hosts Derrick and Julia sit down with Shivana Prasad, a Sacramento-based tax preparer and real estate agent. Shivana shares her journey starting in tax preparation at age 13 alongside her father. The conversation covers essential home-buying topics, including debt-to-income ratios, hidden homeownership costs, and common mortgage mistakes. Shivana also highlights tax deductions homeowners often overlook and explains dependent-filing errors that cost parents thousands. She offers practical advice for first-time buyers, self-employed individuals, and single men and women navigating the housing market.

Introduction to Shivana Prasad (00:00:56)
The hosts introduce special guest Saravana Prasad, who shares her occupations as a tax preparer and real estate agent.

How Shivana Got Started (00:01:12)
Saravana explains how her father's home tax business inspired her to get licensed as a tax preparer at age 18.

The Influence of Her Father (00:02:39)
Shivana discusses her father's influence, including getting her interested in playing golf, a sport she now enjoys watching and playing.

Debt-to-Income Ratio Explained (00:05:08)
Shivana explains how debt-to-income ratios affect home buying and what lenders look for when evaluating a buyer's financial situation.

The Hidden Costs of Homeownership (00:07:05)
The hosts discuss unexpected homeownership costs beyond the mortgage, such as property taxes, HOA fees, insurance, and surprise repairs.

Derrick's Home Buying Regrets (00:09:01)
Derrick shares his personal experience with buying a remodeled home, discovering cut corners like poor drainage and missing cable outlets.

Common Mistakes That Hurt Loan Approval (00:11:09)
Shivana lists common mistakes that hurt loan approval chances, like making big purchases, closing credit cards, and unsteady employment.

Improving Your Credit Score for a Loan (00:12:47)
The discussion covers how lenders can help potential buyers improve their credit scores quickly to qualify for better home loan options.

Overlooked Tax Deductions for Homeowners (00:14:44)
Shivana explains common tax mistakes and overlooked deductions for homeowners, including property taxes and the removal of a previous cap.

How Political Administrations Affect Taxes (00:16:53)
Shivana discusses how different administrations impact tax laws, highlighting recent changes like no tax on tips and overtime pay.

Homeownership for Single Women (00:20:21)
Shivana confirms that single women can absolutely own homes and shares her own recent experience of buying a house herself.

Loan Amounts Varying by Location (00:21:55)
Derrick asks why loan approval amounts can differ by location, which Shivana explains is often tied to specific assistance programs.

Top 3 Tips for First-Time Homebuyers (00:23:02)
Shivana shares her top three tips: know your absolute wants, be comfortable with your payment, and talk to professionals early.

Shivana's Personal Home Buying Journey (00:25:49)
Shivana details her own stressful but successful home buying process as a self-employed person, using a bank statement loan.

The Pros and Cons of New vs. Older Homes (00:27:33)
The group discusses the trade-offs between newer homes with small yards and older homes that may require extensive, costly renovations.

Understanding Property Taxes and Escrow (00:31:31)
Shivana explains what property taxes are, how they are paid, and how an escrow account works with your mortgage.

A Common Tax Filing Mistake with Dependents (00:35:05)
Derrick shares a story about losing a tax credit because his working daughter filed her own taxes without checking a box.

Tax Credits for College Students (00:39:21)
Shivana explains the tax benefits and credits available for parents who have children attending college, like the American Opportunity Credit.

Correcting Tax Return Mistakes (00:40:37)
Shivana explains that tax returns can be amended up to three years later to correct mistakes and claim missed refunds.

Advice for Parents with Working Children (00:48:21)
Shivana advises parents that they can often still claim working children as dependents, maximizing the family's overall tax refund.

Home Buying for Low-Income Individuals (00:51:12)
Shivana discusses home buying possibilities for low-income individuals, highlighting down payment assistance programs and grants that can help.

Understanding HOAs and Mello-Roos (00:54:17)
The discussion covers the pros and cons of Homeowner Associations (HOAs) and explains what Mello-Roos taxes are used for.

Thoughts on Refinancing (00:58:03)
Shivana advises not to wait for interest rates to drop before buying, as you can always refinance your loan later.

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In this episode of the Might Delete Later Podcast, host Derrick sits down with Bay Area guests Big Tae and DK (DK Kashif) to discuss their musical journeys and industry insights. Big Tae shares his radio roots, while DK highlights his classical vocal training and gospel influences. Together, they reflect on the decline of artistic integrity in modern R&B and hip-hop, the impact of streaming on artist earnings, and the loss of the album experience. Despite industry challenges, both guests champion authenticity, versatility, and the enduring power of real music to connect with audiences.

Introduction (00:00:47)
Host Derrick welcomes listeners and introduces his special guests from the Bay Area, Big Tae and the artist DK.

Introducing DK (00:01:34)
DK, also known as DK Kashif, introduces himself and explains the meaning behind his name and his musical philosophy.

DK's Musical Versatility (00:02:07)
DK discusses his vocal training and why he avoids being categorized into a single genre like R&B or gospel.

Musical Influences: Tevin Campbell and Brandy (00:02:48)
DK shares that his biggest musical influences are Tevin Campbell and Brandy, and recounts meeting both of them early on.

The Origin of "Limousine 10" (00:04:36)
Big Tae explains how his group's name, Limousine 10, was created and the hidden meaning behind the number ten.

Big Tae Start in Radio (00:06:46)
Big Tae details how he got his start in the radio industry right out of high school at KMEL.

Early Career Experiences (00:09:39)
Big Tae talks about his early experiences in radio, soaking up knowledge and being around major artists in Los Angeles.

Growing Up in the Church (01:13:04)
DK discusses his church upbringing in the Church of Christ, which shaped his vocal abilities without instrumental accompaniment.

The "Soul" in Modern R&B (01:13:49)
The guests discuss Jermaine Dupri's theory that modern R&B lacks soul because artists no longer grow up in church.

The Decline of Artist Development (01:15:12)
The conversation shifts to how modern artists lack the development that previous generations received, impacting the quality of music.

The Album Experience vs. Singles (01:18:30)
The group debates the modern music industry's focus on singles versus the classic, complete album experience they grew up with.

The "One-Hit Wonder" Phenomenon (01:21:29)
They discuss the gift and curse of having a hit single without a full project to back it up.

More on DK's Influences (01:24:39)
DK elaborates on his musical influences, adding Jazmine Sullivan and Brian McKnight to his list of inspirations.

The Dangers of Idolizing Celebrities (01:28:39)
The conversation covers the pitfalls of idolizing celebrities, using Brian McKnight's personal controversies as an example of separating art from the artist.

Fan Culture and "Glazing" (01:30:17)
The guests critique modern fan culture, discussing the intense "glazing" of artists like Drake and Chris Brown, regardless of musical quality.

Big Tae's Production Influences (01:35:35)
Big Tae shares his biggest production influences, including Quincy Jones, Teddy Riley, Larry Smith, DJ Quik, and Maurice White.

Defining the Bay Area Sound (01:40:39)
The guests describe the unique Bay Area sound, identifying the Hyphy movement and key producers who crafted the region's identity.

Changes in the Music Business (01:45:26)
The group discusses the best and most detrimental changes in the music industry, focusing on the impact of streaming.

The Pros and Cons of Social Media (01:50:27)
Big Tae analyzes how social media has become a "gift and a curse," creating a smoke-and-mirrors game for artists.

The Freedom of Independent Artistry (01:54:39)
DK shares his positive outlook, highlighting the freedom independent artists now have to create authentic music for their specific audience.

Where to Find the Guests (01:55:23)
DK and Big Tae share their social media handles and give shout-outs to their crews before the episode concludes.

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In this episode of the Might Delete Later podcast, host Derek sits down with Miranda Forcier, a multifaceted film industry professional. They discuss the realities of pursuing an acting career, including the grind of networking, the growth of film production beyond Los Angeles, and the rise of self-tape auditions. Miranda shares insights on budgeting, pre-production, AI in filmmaking, and the emerging vertical series format. She also opens up about personal struggles, including near-death experiences and loss, and how those shaped her perspective on life and career. Her advice: know yourself, stay open, and be strategic before diving into the industry.

Introduction to the Guest (00:00:47)
Host Derrick introduces guest Miranda Forcier, a multi-talented professional in the film industry, covering roles like actor, producer, and casting.

The Reality of Moving to LA (00:01:45)
Miranda discusses the harsh realities of pursuing an acting career in Los Angeles, emphasizing the need for realistic expectations and networking.

The Rise of Other Film Hubs (00:03:16)
The conversation shifts to the growth of film production in cities outside LA, such as Sacramento, Atlanta, Chicago, and Texas.

How Miranda Got Started (00:04:46)
Miranda shares her origin story, growing up with a casting director mother and learning the film industry from a young age.

The Financial Reality for Actors (00:07:11)
The discussion covers the financial instability of acting, highlighting that most actors need a flexible day job for years.

The Importance of Versatility (00:09:59)
Miranda advises actors to learn other on-set roles to increase job opportunities, network, and better understand the production process.

AI in the Film Industry (00:11:37)
The hosts and guest discuss the growing role of AI in film, from pre-production to using an actor's likeness posthumously.

The Critical Role of Pre-Production (00:15:28)
Miranda explains why pre-production is the most important phase, involving extensive planning to ensure a smooth and successful shoot.

Understanding Film Budgets (00:17:57)
A breakdown of the essential costs in filmmaking, including permits, insurance, equipment rentals, food, and production design for any project.

Getting Noticed by Industry Professionals (00:22:23)
Derrick shares a personal story about pitching a show to a Nickelodeon executive, stressing the importance of proper script formatting.

The Rise of Vertical Series (00:28:25)
Miranda describes the new trend of vertical series—short, dramatic episodes designed for mobile phones, comparing them to modern soap operas.

Pay and Union Status for Vertical Series (00:33:44)
The conversation covers how actors are paid for vertical series and how SAG is beginning to recognize these productions.

Miranda's Personal Journey and Advice (00:35:39)
Miranda shares personal struggles, including near-death experiences, and advises aspiring artists to be introspective and know their own worth.

Finding Your Path in the Industry (00:40:13)
Miranda reveals she never planned a film career and encourages others to stay open to opportunities rather than having a rigid goal.

Best and Worst Advice (00:43:15)
Miranda shares the best advice she's received (be open, know your worth) and the worst (move to LA without a plan).

Where to Find Miranda (00:46:11)
Miranda provides her social media handles and offers to connect with listeners for advice or collaboration on future projects.

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In this episode of Might Delete Later Podcast, host Derrick and Julia catch up on Julia's birthday before diving into entertainment discussions, including *The Mandalorian, the Michael Jackson biopic, and upcoming horror films. They debate music rivalries between Usher, Chris Brown, and Drake, and review the Netflix documentary Crash. Derrick shares a humorous story about his contradictory cousin, before the conversation turns serious with a discussion on Trump's DOJ settlement and a controversial $1.776 billion fund, which Derrick describes as a payout for the Presidents personal Militia. 

Julia's Birthday & The Mandalorian Movie (00:00:23)
Julia discusses turning 40 and gives her opinion on the new Mandalorian movie, calling it a decent but familiar experience.

Upcoming Movies & Horror Films (00:04:11)
Derrick talks about upcoming movies he wants to see, including a new "Scary Movie" and several horror films like "Obsession."

Michael Jackson Movie Review (00:05:29)
Derrick reviews the Michael Jackson movie, discussing the portrayal of Joe Jackson and praising the lead actor's Oscar-worthy performance.

Drake's New Albums & Rap Battle (00:09:04)
The hosts discuss Drake's three new albums and his recent rap battle, concluding that he lost when he resorted to suing.

Usher vs. Chris Brown (00:13:58)
A debate on who is better between Usher and Chris Brown, comparing their musical depth and live performance skills.

Critique of Modern R&B Artists (00:20:44)
The conversation shifts to other R&B artists like Sisqo and Mario, critiquing their recent music and career choices.

Michael Jackson's Best Album (00:23:50)
Derrick and his daughter debate Michael Jackson's best album, comparing "Off the Wall," "Thriller," and "Bad" by counting skippable songs.

The "Crash" Documentary on Netflix (00:31:02)
Discussion about the Netflix documentary "Crash," analyzing the case of Mackenzie Shirilla and the evidence suggesting she intentionally caused the crash.

Derrick's Racist Cousin (00:46:23)
Derrick shares anecdotes about his cousin who holds racist, misogynistic, and homophobic views despite being Black himself.

Trump's $6 Billion "Slush Fund" (00:54:15)
The hosts discuss a settlement creating a fund to pay those "wronged by the Biden administration," including January 6th participants.

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In this episode of Might Delete Later, host Derrick welcomes back somatic sexologist Megan AnneStasia. Megan explains her body-based approach to sexual coaching, helping clients reconnect with their sensual and erotic selves. The conversation covers rediscovering intimacy after long relationships, reigniting passion in stale partnerships, healing from sexual trauma using brainspotting therapy, and navigating taboo desires like infidelity fantasies. Megan emphasizes communication, vulnerability, and slowing down during intimacy. She also recommends resources, including her free guided visualization and the book Coming Together, and can be found at SacramentoSexology.com.

Introduction to Somatic Sexology (00:00:57)
Guest Megan AnneStasia introduces herself and explains what a somatic sexologist does, focusing on body-based, experiential coaching.

The Somatic Method Explained (00:02:12)
Megan details her coaching method, which involves experiential exercises to help clients discover what they truly want to feel.

Rediscovering Sexuality After a Long-Term Relationship (00:05:11)
The host asks for advice for someone re-entering the dating world after a long marriage with little recent intimacy.

Reconnecting with Your Sensual Self (00:07:12)
Megan advises starting with sensual, everyday pleasures to reconnect with one's body before exploring more erotic practices.

Rekindling Intimacy in a Stale Relationship (00:11:41)
Discussion on how couples in a long-term rut can break routine and bring back romance and exploration.

Understanding Different Seduction Styles (00:12:21)
Megan explains various pathways to arousal, from romantic and sensual to passionate, kinky, or energetic approaches.

Men's Sexuality and Emotional Complexity (00:15:25)
The conversation shifts to male sexuality, challenging the idea that it's simple and discussing men's complex emotional needs.

The Vulnerability of Communication During Sex (00:18:09)
Megan highlights the difficulty of giving and receiving feedback during sex and suggests talking about it outside the bedroom.

A Case of Infidelity and Unexpected Arousal (00:22:27)
A scenario is presented where a man becomes turned on by his partner's infidelity, but she is ashamed.

Exploring the Reasons Behind Cheating (00:25:44)
Megan discusses the various motivations for infidelity, from unmet needs to the thrill of taboo or underlying polyamorous desires.

Healing from Sexual Trauma (00:30:11)
The discussion addresses how individuals, particularly women, can heal from sexual trauma and learn to enjoy intimacy again.

Brainspotting Therapy for Trauma (00:35:48)
Megan explains brainspotting, a trauma therapy technique that uses eye position to access and process deeply stored trauma.

How Sexology Affects Personal Relationships (00:39:18)
The host asks Megan how her professional knowledge and experiences with clients impact her own personal life and relationships.

Book Recommendations for Better Lovers (00:43:05)
Megan recommends the book "Coming Together" to help people understand their core erotic themes and improve their relationships.

Guest's Free Gift and Contact Information (00:45:31)
Megan offers a free guided visualization for listeners and shares her social media handles and website for follow-up.

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In this episode of Might Delete Later, host Derrick welcomes guest Julia while Ana is absent. They discuss Julia's experience watching Project Hail Mary in a box seat, then dive into the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic, debating its controversial decision to omit allegations against the pop star. The conversation shifts to personal regrets, with Julia wishing she had focused more on school, while Derrick reflects on abandoning a promising baseball career due to distractions. They also touch on parenting, life insurance, and Derrick's chaotic high school love life, promising to revisit those stories in a future episode.

Podcast Intro (00:00:00)
Opening theme song and introduction to the podcast and hosts.

Welcoming Julia & Anna’s Absence (00:00:38)
Derrick welcomes Julia as guest, mentions Ana is absent, and checks in with Julia.

Julia’s Movie Experience: Project Hail Mary (00:01:11)
Julia shares her experience watching "Project Hail Mary" in a box seat at the movies.

Michael Jackson Biopic Discussion (00:01:49)
Conversation about the upcoming Michael Jackson movie, its potential, and Julia’s memories of Michael Jackson.

Controversies & Family Involvement in Biopic (00:03:13)
Discussion of Michael Jackson’s controversies, family involvement in the biopic, and omission of allegations.

Janet Jackson’s Reaction & Sibling Rivalry (00:06:20)
Talk about Janet Jackson’s negative reaction to the movie and rumors of sibling rivalry.

Transition to Personal Mistakes & Life Lessons (00:08:45)
Derrick segues from movies to discussing personal mistakes and lessons learned.

Julia’s Youthful Mistakes & Regrets (00:09:35)
Julia reflects on sneaking out, underage drinking, skipping school, and wishing she’d focused more on studies.

Parenting Reflections & Kids’ Education (00:12:04)
Julia and Derrick discuss their children, school choices, and parenting styles.

Derrick’s Daughters & Family Dynamics (00:13:15)
Derek shares stories about his daughters, tattoos, and life insurance distribution.

Changing the Past: Movie References (00:16:23)
Discussion about movies where characters change their past and realize they want their old life back.

Derrick’s Regrets: Baseball & Distractions (00:19:26)
Derek shares his regret about losing focus on baseball due to relationships and distractions in high school.

Consequences of Choices & Family Disappointment (00:22:56)
Derrick discusses the impact of his choices, family disappointment, and a conversation with his grandmother.

Sweet Potato Pie & Family Recipes (00:24:19)
Brief talk about family recipes, especially sweet potato pie, and passing them down.

Baseball vs. Other Sports in High School (00:40:38)
Derrick explains the difference in popularity between baseball and other sports during high school.

Being an Introvert & Social Dynamics (00:38:38)
Derrick reflects on being an introvert, social struggles, and how he coped in high school.

Class Flirt & High School Yearbook (00:44:34)
Derrick reveals he was voted "Class Flirt" in high school and shares related anecdotes.

Podcast Wrap-Up & Social Media Plugs (00:46:10)
Closing remarks, where to find Julia online, and outro music.

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In this episode of "The Might Delete Later Podcast," host Derrick welcomes comedian, actor, and filmmaker Buddy Rahming. They discuss Buddy’s experiences in stand-up, including the impact of the Will Smith–Chris Rock incident on stage safety and a memorable story about bombing at a SAG meeting. The conversation shifts to movies and the Oscars, with both sharing their favorite films of the year—Buddy praises "Sinners," while Derrick highlights "Sentimental Value"—and offering predictions and insights on the year’s top performances and award contenders.

Intro (00:00:00)
Brief musical and spoken intro, hosts introduce the show and guest Buddy Rahming.

Welcoming Buddy Rahming (00:01:01)
Derrick introduces Buddy as comedian, actor, and filmmaker; brief catch-up on Buddy’s recent activities.

Will Smith/Chris Rock Slap & Stage Safety (00:01:26)
Discussion about the impact of the Will Smith/Chris Rock incident on comedians and stage safety.

Bombing at SAG Meeting (00:03:28)
Buddy shares a story about bombing during a stand-up set at a Screen Actors Guild membership meeting.

Transition to Oscars & Movie Year Overview (00:05:58)
Derrick and Buddy discuss the perceived weak year for movies and their movie-watching habits.

Favorite Movies of the Year (00:08:23)
Buddy names "Sinners" as his favorite; Derrick discusses his enjoyment of "Sinners" and "Sentimental Value."

Discussion of "Sentimental Value" (00:09:38)
Conversation about the film "Sentimental Value," its language, and its relatability for filmmakers.

Oscar Predictions: Leading Actor (00:11:41)
Debate over who will win and who should win Best Leading Actor, focusing on Timothée Chalamet and Michael B. Jordan.

Oscar Predictions: Leading Actress (00:19:56)
Discussion of nominees and predictions for Best Leading Actress, with focus on Jessie Buckley and the impact of her recent film "The Bride."

Oscar Predictions: Supporting Actress (00:22:53)
Review of nominees and predictions for Best Supporting Actress, including Elle Fanning, Amy Madigan, Wunmi Mosaku, and Teyana Taylor.

Oscar Predictions: Supporting Actor (00:26:00)
Discussion of nominees and predictions for Best Supporting Actor, including Sean Penn, Delroy Lindo, and Jacob Elordi.

Oscar Predictions: Best Director (00:28:46)
Debate over who will win and who should win Best Director, focusing on Paul Thomas Anderson and Ryan Coogler.

Oscar Predictions: Original & Adapted Screenplay (00:32:33)
Brief discussion of nominees and predictions for screenplay categories, with emphasis on "Sinners" and "Hamnet."

Oscar Predictions: Best Picture (00:36:56)
In-depth conversation about Best Picture nominees, personal favorites, and predictions, especially "Sinners," "Sentimental Value," and "One Battle After Another."

Analysis of "Marty Supreme" and Actor Performances (00:38:22)
Critical discussion of "Marty Supreme," Timothée Chalamet’s performance, and the concept of actors disappearing into roles.

Regional Impact of Nominated Films (00:51:04)
Reflection on the significance of "Sinners" and "One Battle After Another" being filmed in Northern California and their impact on the local film scene.

Ryan Coogler as the New Spike Lee (00:54:00)
Comparison of Ryan Coogler to Spike Lee, discussion of his influence and relationship with Michael B. Jordan.

Podcast Outro & Plugs (00:55:41)
Buddy and Derrick wrap up, share social media handles, and encourage listeners to follow the podcast.

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