about doing this film because it touches on something that everybody's very sensitive about.

Anything that's very culturally relevant towards like, you know, Black Americans,

you just have to like it and if you say otherwise, people will get upset about it.

Yeah.

Even if we do it from a film perspective, right? But I get it.

In five, four, three, two, one. What's up everybody? Welcome to another episode of

the Genius Brain podcast. We have Ed Park, VP here that is his Instagram handle. Cheers.

Shoot in some podcasts episodes back to back. If you guys don't know, we don't shoot these

concurrently. We just do it in a row and then we release it when we can.

There was a topic that people wanted us to talk about. But it's honestly a case I really don't

get what fuck about. It was the the Murdaw murder case. Right, right. Which apparently

the this case has been ongoing for a little bit, right? Like five weeks or something like that.

It might be a little more. But more fuck has already put like Netflix documentaries about it.

It's been all over people. I'm like, that's fucking insane to me.

And they just had the trial, right? Yeah. But then like they put out the documentary.

The late trial ended, right? Which is weird. Yeah. I don't understand that. But like every

murder documentary that I've seen is like things that have been like thoroughly investigated.

And it's happened like 10 years ago or five years ago, three years ago. How do you put out a

documentary? Where's something is still going on out right now? I guess the rules for documentary

journalism has changed because of the streaming system. It's like as if okay, we will just put

it out now while it's hot or whatever in the news. Then we'll have a follow up episode.

You know, once a trial happens or some shit like that. Maybe that's the case because with

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