KFS POD | Fayette Mafia Crew 4 Evah w/ Julito McCullum of The Wire

Knicks Film School

Blue Wire

Sports News, Josh Hart, Tom Thibodeau, Jalen Brunson, Sports, Basketball, News, Og Anunoby, Mikal Bridges, New York Knicks

4.9 • 681 Ratings

🗓️ 25 August 2021

⏱️ 84 minutes

🔗️ Recording | iTunes | RSS

🧾️ Download transcript

Summary

In this episode, Jeremy & Andrew fill in for Jon by welcoming actor, podcaster, friend of the show & die-hard Knicks fan Julito McCullum - most famously known for his role as Namond Brice in season 4 of The Wire - to the show! Topics include: Julito's thoughts on the offseason, the budding rivalry w/ Atlanta, RJ Barrett's ceiling, Immanuel Quickley's ceiling, Obi Toppin's ceiling, whether the Knicks should trade for a superstar, the legacy of The Wire, the last time he saw all the "corner boys", the potential for a Namond spinoff, the HBO MT. Rushmore, the all-time TV Mt. Rushmore and MUCH much more! SPOILERS: 45:15 - 1:05:25 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Transcript

Click on a timestamp to play from that location

0:00.0	Hey there, Nix fans. How you doing? It's your boy, not Jonathan Macri, but Andrew Claudio here with another episode of the Knicks Film School podcast. In case you missed it on Monday, John is taking a couple of weeks off. He'll be back in the not too distant future. And while he's away, Jeremy and I have the keys to this castle.
0:38.5	And we decided it was finally time to do something that we've not been able to do
0:43.9	because Mr. Macri has never seen The Wire, the all-time great show on HBO.
0:50.6	Now, who am I to throw stones?
0:52.3	Because I've never seen The Sopranos.
0:54.1	A mistake I'm hoping to
0:55.5	correct in the not too distant future myself. But we found out a few months ago that the actor
1:02.1	from season four that played Neiman Bryce named Julito McCollum, just so happens to be a gigantic
1:08.3	Knicks fan and even crazier, a big fan of Knicks
1:11.5	film school. So, Julito is on the pod today. We talk about the Knicks and the offseason and
1:16.4	a special 21 campaign. And then we dive into the show and how he became Naman Bryce and who he's
1:23.2	still close with from the show and the legacy that this show live behind and the effect that it still has
1:28.2	today. Then we dive into a speed round, which was supposed to be quick, you know, speed round,
1:34.0	and it turned into the three of us listing our Mount Rushmore's of television and just talking about
1:39.9	some of the greatest shows of all time in general. I think you're going to enjoy this. I know
1:43.9	enjoyed being a part of it.
1:45.0	We'll get to it in just a second.
1:47.1	Quick programming note for our patrons.
1:49.7	If you're in the $15 Monroe tier or in the Ewing tier and you were part of our town hall at the beginning of August, we mentioned that we were going to try and do a second one in August because we owed you guys one for July. We didn't do one then. And we mentioned maybe the last Wednesday in August, us doing a second one. Well, obviously, with John a little busy, we're going to push that. If not in September, we'll do two in October. So we're going to do one in September definitely, but we
2:18.4	might choose to do our second one. The one we still owe you for July in October when there's
2:23.3	more to talk about. There's just flat out not a lot of basketball to talk about in the month of
2:28.1	September. So we know we owe you one. We are going to make good on it. Thank you to everyone that
	...

Please login to see the full transcript.

Previous episode | Next episode

Disclaimer: The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Blue Wire, and are the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Tapesearch.

Generated transcripts are the property of Blue Wire and are distributed freely under the Fair Use doctrine. Transcripts generated by Tapesearch are not guaranteed to be accurate.