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Ep. #20 | WTF are Indian Real Estate Giants Up To? Nikhil ft. Irfan, Nirupa, & Karan
8:21those days and the office those days were very different from offices today today you have these large large2:23:20like a city within a city so it had the the office the residential the retail2:29:23one of our CEOs in the office and Retail vertical left he was handling both verticals and at that point in time my
I Was an NYPD Homicide Detective & Federal Agent — The Dark Side of the Job
22:40it's a new a new DA is in the office. Do you think that that new DA is willing to flip an old person's mistakes to make1:05:49Dallas, and Phoenix. Those were the offices that were open. I got picked for Phoenix. I'd never been to uh Dallas or1:20:04it back to my office, I parked at the office because I'm cheap. I didn't feel like paying to park six blocks. By the
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Jenna Fischer Started on MySpace | Breaking Bread with Tom Papa
Jenna Fischer discusses her journey from auditioning for The Office to prioritizing family life, detailing the specific audition strategies that won her the role of Pam Beesly.summaryThe Office Audition Process: The audition process involved months of meetings with casting director Allison Jones. Jenna read with multiple Pams and Dwights before a final screen test with Steve Carell and Bob Odenkirk. takeaway“"I felt like there were all these things... I didn't know anybody when I moved to LA... I was in LA for close to nine years before I booked the office."”quote
FULL INTERVIEW: Duane "Keffe D" Davis talks 1-on-1 before Tupac Shakur murder trial
Legal Bias Allegations: Knight accuses the Las Vegas DA's office of 'Jim Crow' practices, claiming the office is exclusively white and lacks representation of the community's demographics (Blacks, Hispanics, Filipinos), takeawayHe asserts that his 2008 police interview was a scripted confession provided by his lawyer to secure immunity for others, and alleges systemic racial bias within the Las Vegas District Attorney's office.summarySuge Knight denies involvement in Tupac Shakur's 1996 Las Vegas shooting, claiming he was not present and citing weather inconsistencies in his book 'Compton Street Legend' as proof of fabrication.summary
Trump Global Elites in China, MKUltra Raid, Massie DARK Overlords | Julian Dorey • 423
The hosts analyze a controversy involving an alleged CIA raid on DNI Tulsi Gabbard's office regarding JFK and MKUltra files, questioning the transparency and timing of such events.summaryThey discuss the broader implications of elite control, including Jeffrey Epstein's eugenics interests, a Rockefeller University patent for remote cell control, and the manipulation of public opinion via social media narsummaryThe alleged CIA raid on Tulsi Gabbard's office involved the removal of 40 boxes of files related to JFK assassination and MKUltra declassification orders, with Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna demanding their return via stakeaway
BJ Novak Met the Devil (She Wears Prada in The Office)
He shares insights on the creative process, the enduring legacy of The Office, and his views on spirituality, emphasizing that true value lies in unmeasurable human connections rather than economic metrics.summaryScarcity Mentality: BJ Novak identifies a 'deprivation mentality' common among those who grew up poor or in orphanages, where even successful individuals hoard resources (like taking free snacks from events) to feel secutakeawayCreativity and Improvisation: The success of improvisation on set relies on solid preparation. Novak cites the 'beet farm' scene in The Office as an example where his character's improvised line worked because the scripttakeaway
"Ricky Gervais"
He provides behind-the-scenes insights into the creation of The Office, detailing the meticulous casting process and scripted nature of the show, while also touching on his current projects and personal life.summaryThe Office Production: The Office was 99% scripted, not improvised. Gervais used minimal improvisation only at the start or end of scenes to make actors feel natural, but the dialogue and behavior were carefully staged atakeaway“The Office was 99% scripted. And what we found... the behavior was improvised though... I did want to be an actor's medium.”quote