This is the Dan Levitar show with the Stucats podcast.

Bonzi Wells is going to join us in a little bit here to talk about that jailblazers documentary

that's about to drop on Netflix, either any day now or today.

I'm not even sure I've got to look that up.

I will look that up before he comes on. But that is a documentary that a lot of people... Streaming today. Thank you. That is a documentary that a lot of people have been trying to make, and we've been talking around here. It's been really interesting to watch what's happened to the documentary business as just a handful of entities are in the game now to make documentaries

and how many of them have been very quickly sanitized by if you give us access, we'll tell your story the way that you want it told.

Like people really should be offended, should be offended, that the Urban Meyer Gator documentary of the Tim Tebow team

ended up being some glorified celebration of all positive things with no mention of any of the

terrible stuff that was not covered in any meaningful way, because in order to get Urban Meyer to

sit down for that documentary, you had to tell the

story exactly the way he wanted it told. I've got questions for Bonzi Wells about that jailblazer

story. How interested Zaslow are you in this? The untold series has been very up and down. The

Lamar Odom thing they did was good. The shooting guards thing that they did

on Gilbert Arenas was good. But they've had a couple of fart noises because they've traded access

for a less good story. And that Gator documentary was one of them. It was not an, it was an untold

part of the story because no one was telling just that part of all positivity when they've got a murderer in their huddle and the roster was getting more arrested than any in the in the history of sports because Urban Meyer clearly sold his soul in order to have a football team that was more violent than all the others.

I'm into this documentary because it's something that I experienced.

Like I remember the team.

I remember watching the games.

I think I remember how the city felt about them.

I remember the way they were covered.

And these are players who I watched for many years.

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