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Rory Kennedy on Trump, RFK Jr., and ‘Freefall’ Documentary | Obsessed: The Podcast

The Daily Beast’s Obsessed7 views
1:13Her latest, streaming now on Netflix, is Freefall A reckoning for Boeing, which made me more scared that I'd like to admit about getting on an airplane anytime soon.1:29This is your second film. Now that you've made about Boeing and all of the many problems there. How did you get interested in this subject in the first place?2:04Naturally, Boeing had said that that was a pilot error.

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Rory Kennedy on Trump, RFK Jr., and ‘Freefall’ Documentary | Obsessed: The Podcast

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Documentary filmmaker Rory Kennedy discusses her films on Boeing's safety crisis, highlighting systemic failures, whistleblower retaliation, and regulatory capture by the FAA.summaryBoeing's safety issues are systemic across multiple aircraft models (not just the 737 Max), including manufacturing defects like missing screws on door plugs and non-functional oxygen masks (25% failure rate in studies).takeawayThe FAA has reverted to allowing Boeing to self-certify airworthiness directives, a practice halted after the 737 Max crashes but reinstated recently, raising concerns about regulatory capture.takeaway

Ebro Calls Jelly Roll a COWARD Over Politics, Joey Bada$$ & Serayah Split, & MORE | THE ELR WEEKLY

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The conversation shifts to broader themes of platform censorship on TikTok, Boeing's safety failures and whistleblower murders, and the nuanced debate surrounding trans rights in sports.summaryBoeing's safety failures stem from a GE-inspired corporate culture that prioritized profit and speed over quality control, resulting in the transfer or silencing of whistleblowers and potentially fatal corner-cutting.takeaway

Fahim Anwar | This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von #656

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Comedians Theo Von and Fahim Anoir discuss Anoir's new special 'Intrusive Thoughts,' his background as a mechanical engineer at Boeing, and his early fame on MTV's 'Road Rules.' The conversation explores the evolution ofsummaryFahim Anoir worked as a mechanical engineer at Boeing in Long Beach for four years before quitting to pursue comedy full-time, deliberately waiting for a voicemail to be fired so he could collect unemployment.takeaway