Jersey Drones, Person of the Year, and an Anti-Holiday Rom-Com | Peter SarsgaardIn this episode, Michael Kosta examines Time Magazine's selection of Donald Trump as the 2024 Person of the Year. The episode discusses various controversies around the selection, particularly the omission of Joe Biden and the implications of Trump's influence on media narratives. It also dives into New Jersey's recent mysterious drone sightings, blending investigative humor with fictional scenarios involving Santa Claus. Actor Peter Sarsgaard joins to discuss his film 'September 5', which reflects on live news coverage during the 1972 Munich Olympic terrorist attack, highlighting the ethical dilemmas of broadcasting traumatic events and drawing connections to today's media landscape.
- Time Magazine's choice of Donald Trump as Person of the Year reflects ongoing controversies regarding his impact on American politics and media.
- The episode highlights how holiday seasons often evoke powerful feelings of nostalgia, creating a backdrop for unexpected romantic possibilities and the importance of friendships.
# Live News CoverageA topic explored in the light of the 1972 Munich Olympics, raising questions about the ethics and implications of broadcasting traumatic events in real-time.
