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Is this battle with Covid-19 supposed to be like the first-few years of America's involvement in World War II? Possibly there is discontent and disagreeableness, because most of the caucasians, in America today, are from immigrants who came in after that war. The topics are on the move with ObservationTFR Show: Oh yes, the first big-sacrifice Americans have had to undertake since World War II, and many want to be counted in that number-- when the saints go marching-in, but still others, not so much. The obedience some New York leaders seem to need, from religious institutions, just went up in a 5 to 4 decision, from SCOTUS, siding with religious groups, some authorities want the children to snitch, and though-- saving the first pilgrims duals in comparison to the next year-- with the massacre of the indians, by the pilgrims-- Thanksgiving lives-on. From violence it was beget and so should violence ensue. Let's discuss, the phones lines are open @ 213.943.3358.

When did you first learn that you're a brand? Was it when you watch videos of cop abuse toward you, or was it when you realized wearing someone-else's name was pumping your own? Or, like Floyd it does. The topics are on the move with ObservationTFR Show: Oh yes, we talk about entertainers making their names commodities to create brands, but who owns the brands, ultimately. We as Americans discuss brands all of the time, we buy Apple Microsoft, can't live without Google, and if it wasn't for our Visa cards-- what would Xmas really be like? But there is one brand that supersedes them all, no brand out does this brand. It's probably one of your favorite brands, though you relate to it wrong. We discuss this brand today on the show; do you have stock in this brand. Let's discuss, the phones lines are open @ 213.943.3358.

The gender of a child isn't how it's anatomy born? Is that right? Well, we have some questions to ask, because anatomy born unless you were diddled? I often speak to fellow Gen X'ers and discuss the concept of 'the sins of the father will be visited upon the son and daughter, and the sins of the mother, etc. The response I receive, I believe, is one of a pompous, unwilling to admit, arrogance that says what the new generation is doing, that Gen X is raising is doing its own thing, and their is no responsibility for Gen X but to get the kids up, so they can get out. Is Charles M. Blow, who I've always questioned his gender flow, part of the problem? Isn't it a denial of being diddled? Let's discuss, the phones lines are open @ 213.943.3358.

If you miss one minute of #TFRPodcastLive, you’ll miss a lot: the 'Zero Fu@ks Given', Kevin Hart standup review, 'The Petrified Forest' Bogart/Davis/Howard a definitive movie review; we take a look at another classic film 'Lilith' starring Warren Beatty, and we discuss the politics surrounding 'Small Axe', is it worth watching? Plus Blurbs of The Week and  The American Black Politic: with 90,000 refugees a year, 11-million dreamers, 500,000-indians from India, and a partridge in a pear tree-- where does that leave American Black job opps? With Herd Immunity rising, a catastrophic shut down looming, and more people contracting Covid-19-- was the right decision made, or was it a cheat, to see Biden 46th President, and where does all of this place American Blacks?

The topics are on the move with ObservationTFR Show: Are you interested in being an independent/do it yourself filmmaker? Will it assist you to hear what it takes to go from pre-production to post-production? Well, no worries, because we have our special interview guest, Keith Lea from Stockon, Califorina. He's been grinding in the game since the early 90's, and he's seen the highs and the lows of creating your own independent movies, and he's here with Us to discuss his career and his latest film, 'The West Coast: An Amerikkkan Dream'. We are taking calls, so feel free to call-in to ask your questions about independent movie making. Let's discuss, the phones lines are open @ 213.943.3358.

Our great Auteurs - Oscar Micheaux, Spike Lee, Crazy Dee (Me), just to name a few, but what is an Auteur, and what are the steps to turning a film from merely a movie into a master's piece? The topics are on the move with ObservationTFR Show: Many times the writer of a screenplay is not the director, but sometimes, when the directors direction and force of nature is so strong, and every aspect of a film, from the direction to the sets to the lighting to the edit and the music used in the finished movie is selected by the director, he or she is considered the Auteur of the movie. We take a look at what it means to be an Auteur, and how the actors benefit from having a director who has the direction of the film fully mapped-out in his mind, to production, post to completion. Let's discuss, the phones lines are open @ 213.943.3358.