Last Saturday Night: Recent Episodes
Jamie Toney
Using Saturday Night Live as a syllabus, Last Saturday Night will explore the hot topics and absurb news from the episodes. The episodes will focus on the POC, BIPOC, and women point of view.
Explaining new episode will be out on July 2nd to cover the debate.
Debate, Joe Biden, Donald Trump
Summary
This week's episode covers a range of topics, including the triumph of Christian Cooper, who won an Emmy Award for his work in television after a racial profiling incident. The Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego has filed for bankruptcy protection for the second time due to allegations of sex abuse by priests. Ron Oden, the first openly gay African American mayor in the US, is highlighted as a trailblazer for LGBTQIA rights. President Joe Biden has announced a new effort to provide a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants married to US citizens. Louisiana public schools are now required to display the Ten Commandments in all classrooms. Kendrick Lamar's Juneteenth concert showcased unity and togetherness. The bankruptcy filing by the San Diego Diocese highlights the importance of addressing past wrongs and providing resolution for victims. President Biden's immigration policy aims to create a more humane system and provide security for immigrant families. Christian Cooper's Emmy win demonstrates resilience and the power of turning adversity into triumph. The requirement to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms raises concerns about the separation of church and state.
Christian Cooper, Emmy Award, racial profiling, Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego, bankruptcy protection, sex abuse, Ron Oden, LGBTQIA rights, Joe Biden, path to citizenship, undocumented immigrants, Louisiana public schools, Ten Commandments, Kendrick Lamar, Juneteenth concert, unity, togetherness, immigration policy, humane system, security, separation of church and state
Hunter Biden's Conviction
Amy D'Onofrio: A Teacher's Battle for Justice in Florida
Media Coverage of Bad Boys 4
The Stonewall Uprising and Marsha P. Johnson
Abortion Pill
In this podcast episode, Jamie discusses various current events, including the FBI raid on a property management company, Trump's guilty verdict, a Republican lawmaker's comments on the Jim Crow era, Steve Bannon's prison sentence, and Biden's new border policies. Jamie also highlights the contributions of Bayard Rustin in the civil rights movement and the investigation into alleged price fixing by rental companies in Arizona. The episode concludes with a call for awareness and conversation.
Keywords
FBI raid, property management company, Trump guilty verdict, Republican lawmaker, Jim Crow era, Steve Bannon, prison sentence, Biden, border policies, Bayard Rustin, civil rights movement, price fixing, rental companies, Arizona
Summary
This episode covers a range of topics, including the trial of former President Donald Trump, groundbreaking cancer research, legislation on abortion in Louisiana, antitrust violations by Live Nation, inflation and its impact on everyday essentials, conscious co-parenting by Van Jones, and a lawsuit against the Minneapolis Police Department. The main takeaways include the decision not to call Trump to testify in his trial, the potential for early cancer detection through protein research, the implications of Louisiana's legislation on medication abortions, the impact of Live Nation's alleged anti-competitive behavior, the effects of inflation on consumer prices, the concept of conscious co-parenting, and the need for police accountability and reform.
Trump trial, cancer research, abortion legislation, Live Nation lawsuit, inflation, conscious co-parenting, police accountability
This week's podcast episode covers three main topics: the upcoming presidential debates between Joe Biden and Donald Trump, the controversial comments made by Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Booker, and the heartwarming journey of Madison Crowell, a high school student who received acceptance from 231 universities and colleges. The episode also briefly mentions the 1985 MOVE bombing in Philadelphia. The takeaways from this episode include the anticipation for the presidential debates, the backlash against Harrison Booker's comments, and the inspiring story of Madison Crowell.
Keywords
presidential debates, Joe Biden, Donald Trump, Kansas City Chiefs, Harrison Booker, controversial comments, Madison Crowell, college acceptance, 1985 MOVE bombing, Philadelphia
In Episode 8 of our podcast, we covered a variety of topics including the ongoing legal battles of former President Donald Trump, the history of Miss USA and Miss Teen USA pageants, the PBS classics streaming on 'PBS Retro', and the cancellation of the Lovers & Friends Festival. We explored the delays and legal maneuvering in Trump's trials, resignations in the pageant community, and the impact of extreme weather on the music festival.
Summary
In this conversation, Jamie covers a wide range of topics including Trump's trial, the reclassification of cannabis, the Bright Line West high-speed rail project, student protests, and the Drake-Kendrick Lamar rap beef. The main takeaways are the ongoing trial of Trump, the potential reclassification of cannabis as a less dangerous drug, the development of the Bright Line West rail line, the history and significance of student protests, and the drama surrounding the rap beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar.
Keywords
Trump trial, presidential immunity, cannabis reclassification, Bright Line West, high-speed rail, student protests, rap beef, Drake, Kendrick Lamar
This episode covers various topics including the overturning of Harvey Weinstein's conviction, the potential ban of TikTok in the US, the history of the US Postal Service, new rules in air travel, and an interview with Amanda Seales. The main takeaways include the potential impact of the Weinstein case on the #MeToo movement, the legal challenges facing TikTok, the unique status of the USPS, the improved consumer protections in air travel, and the importance of self-worth and speaking out against racism.
Keywords
Harvey Weinstein, conviction overturn, TikTok ban, US Postal Service, air travel, Amanda Seales, self-worth, racism
This episode of Last Saturday Night covers a range of topics including a historic storm in the UAE, the Supreme Court's decision on mass protests, the achievements of gymnast Morgan Price, the hush money trial of Donald Trump, the success of basketball coach Dawn Staley, and the significance of the Civil Rights Act of 1968. The host, Jamie, provides commentary and insights on each topic, highlighting the impact and relevance of these stories.
UAE, storm, Supreme Court, mass protests, gymnastics, Morgan Price, Donald Trump, hush money trial, basketball, Dawn Staley, Civil Rights Act of 1968
This episode covers various topics including abortion legislation, the OJ Simpson case, the Oxford school shooter's parents, Trump's legal battles, Jonathan Majors' legal troubles, and the status of women in 1864. The host provides commentary and highlights key points in each topic.
In this episode of Last Saturday Night, the host Jamie covers a range of topics including a scholarship controversy, abortion bans in Florida, Beyonce's latest album, the Little Rock Nine, and a professional bowling championship. The scholarship controversy revolves around a scholarship exclusively for Black students, which is being challenged as discriminatory. The Florida Supreme Court upheld a 15-week abortion ban and approved a proposed state constitutional amendment that could potentially undo both bans. Beyonce's album, Cowboy Carter, has broken streaming records and received praise from legends in the music industry. The Little Rock Nine's bravery and impact on the civil rights movement is highlighted. Lastly, D. Ron Booker became the 2024 United States Bowling Congress Masters Champion, making history as the third African-American bowler to win a major title on the Professional Bowlers Association Tour.
This week's episode of Last Saturday Night covered a range of topics including politics, health, social justice, and pop culture. The main stories discussed were the legal setbacks faced by former President Donald Trump, the lowering of inhaler costs in the US, the Supreme Court case on the abortion pill, and the controversy surrounding Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' social media bill. The episode also touched on the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore and the ongoing lawsuits against rapper Sean Combs. Overall, the episode provided a mix of informative and entertaining content.
Earl Butz, Muhammed Ali, Ken Norton, and Red Dye.
Saturday Night Live Season 2 Episodes 3/4
September 18,1976 and September 25, 1976
Jimmy Carter, Playboy, Good Times, Norman Lear
Saturday Night Live Episodes Season 1 19/20
IG: @just_jamietee and @last.saturdaynight
WHERE WERE YOU LAST SATURDAY NIGHT
Saturday Night Live episodes: 15 - February 28, 1976 and 16 - March 13, 1976
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1qGxxJuuzjmQQRPiTdklSN?si=83f35321db764e68
Saturday Night Live episodes : Episode 13 - 2/14/1976 Episode 14 2/21/1976
Season 1 Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1qGxxJuuzjmQQRPiTdklSN?si=04e5aa69d8824678
Playlist for songs - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1qGxxJuuzjmQQRPiTdklSN?si=befbd1169f834541
The Harder They Come Movie - https://youtu.be/_RgAn5RP3jA
Saturday Night Live Episodes - Season 1 - Episode 11/12
Using Saturday Night Live as a syllabus, Last Saturday Night will explore the hot and absurd historical topics of the episodes. The podcast episodes will be focus on the BIPOC, POC, and women point of views.