16.Boston Violence, NFL Goes Global & A Shocking Netflix True Crime Story

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JM is joined by Gio from Bong Rips and Video Games, filling in for Digz, for a packed sit-down covering Boston’s recent surge in gun violence, Rhode Island’s ongoing bridge and infrastructure problems, the NFL’s expanding international schedule, and the Oakland Athletics’ move toward Las Vegas. The episode also dives into sports rebranding debates, controversial team names, and closes with a review of Netflix’s Should I Marry a Murderer?, a Scottish true crime documentary filled with twists, confessions, and questions about guilt, justice, and how real-life crime stories are told.

Timestamps:0:00 Intro

1:21 Boston gun violence

4:01 Roxbury shooting & police response

7:21 Rhode Island bridge issues

11:15 Travel and infrastructure problems

16:01 NFL international schedule

18:36 Game locations and team logistics

22:06 International venues and Wembley

24:38 Overseas travel impact on teams

25:30 Oakland Athletics trademark issues

28:08 MLB relocation and rebranding

32:28 Sports team names and mascots

42:00 Branding, racism, and community identity

45:06 Should I Marry a Murderer? review

49:19 Murder confession and investigation questions

55:06 Why true crime documentaries work

58:43 Guilt, confession, and crime storytelling

1:00:27 Final thoughts

1:02:33 Outro

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