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A discussion on whether corporations like OpenAI should be held criminally liable as "people" transitions into a segment about podcaster Darren O'Neill. O'Neill recently celebrated his 700th episode of "The Rock'n Roll Pre-Show" using AI-generated promotional videos. The hosts describe O'Neill as a "quintessential rock DJ" and joke about his "Fabio-like" appearance in the theater of the mind.
The hosts sign off, directing listeners to their website and reminding them of the next live broadcast on Thursday. They mention the "Rock and Roll Geek Show" following their stream. The episode concludes with a musical montage featuring various show memes, including references to Puerto Rico, George Washington University, and political donations.
Jussie Smollett's legal team suggested it was "not implausible" that his attackers wore whiteface makeup under ski masks, citing a video of one of the Osundairo brothers performing a Joker monologue. Comedian Chris Rock mocked the situation at the NAACP Image Awards, calling Smollett a "waste of light skin."
Barack Obama's speaking style is compared to the "ponderous and boring" delivery of John Kerry, potentially alienating voters who want plain talk. However, his ability to draw massive crowds is likened to a "Class A rock show," and the hosts suggest the campaign should have been selling tickets to stadium events from the start. The discussion questions whether his skill as a speaker translates to effective leadership.
