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PODCAST - FLUJO ELECTRICO Y POTENCIAL ELECTRICO

The podcast episode opens with hosts promoting upcoming content, including an interview with actor Michael J. White, celebrated for the parody film *Black Dynamite*, and a humorous segment dubbed "Foot Job Friday." A large portion of the discussion revolves around a comedic bit called "Jerry's theories," which involves listeners submitting playful predictions about how often a person will masturbate (euphemistically called "feeding the chickens") during a week, leading to various tangents and jokes. In the interview, Michael J. White explains that *Black Dynamite* was inspired by 1970s Blaxploitation films and James Brown's music, developed collaboratively with a friend. He discusses his philosophy on fight choreography, emphasizing realism and character-specific styles, and criticizes unrealistic tropes in superhero movies, such as indestructible faces and physics-defying feats. White also notes his involvement with real fighters, his avoidance of actual injury during stunts, and his first-time experience visiting New Zealand for a pop culture event.

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Daily respoke content that you won't find on the radio show the Hodaki breakfast podcast lots coming up today on the podcast We're gonna be Chatting in a moment with Michael J. White. Yeah actor He is the star and I believe the writer as well of one of my favorite movies So we'll go close to probably being my favorite movie of all time and this is your homework for this weekend is Try and find where to watch black dynamite Black dynamite is like a It's a kung fu movie Set back in the sort of 70s, but it's like a piss-take version of it You remember all of those they called them black exploitation films from back in the day where it was just all the bunch of Yeah, like African American kung fu dudes this movie is taking the piss out of them It came out in like 2009 and back in the day me and my mates used to Heavily on the fuck amount of watch this movie and it might be You know what else out. It's funny. It's movie of a symbol wow This is gonna be a big moment few meeting Michael J. The funny is we call it Michael J or just Michael? It's probably a good question great first question. It's a great. It's a great. I know it's Michael J Do you but I don't know whether he or maybe he just Mike Mickey J? Mickey yeah, yeah, well, he is archie. He's definitely not a rush But yeah, he's been in he's been in basically every Every kung fu movie he actually he's in Batman The dark night whichever the he fledger Joker one. He's in that. Yes, you know when the Joker meets up with all the gang the bosses of the gangs he's one of them So he's been in just about every movie once you see his face you will see him in every every action movie Yeah, you're right. I'm forever. So yeah, I'm pretty excited to to me him also Tomorrow, let's not forget here on this very podcast. We're going to have foot job Friday Yeah, of course So this is the deepest deep teas of all time we teased it last Friday So that's it seven days or six days ago now. It's gonna be seven days by the time we actually do it Mm-hmm. The previous record was four days. Yeah, it's the first ever Foot job-related Podcast in the world I believe yeah, and I know sex dot life dealt with Hand jobs, but it never dealt with the pressing issue with foot jobs. Yeah, that's right. I know you've got a story I don't know where a story is. Oh, man. I've got two stories actually. I don't know either of you One involves someone's parents and another one involves someone's socks so There's another tease for you. Okay, shove that up your ass. All right. Well, here's pull that one back out and wrap this one around and shove it back up there mine involves socks as well and industrial quantities of glad rap Do we have your attention? Will you will you be downloading foot job Friday? That's something for you to decide. I won't be today on the podcast We deeply deeply disgrace my family by discussing for How's it called? I Forgotten already. Jerry's theory. Jerry's theories How many times you're gonna feed the chicken first day feed the chicken first day this is what it was Campbell young text through there's gonna be a large amount of not-for-radio text that you in today's podcast with Yeah, well the the thing today was In Jerry's theories how many times do I think manaya is going to feed the chickens while his partner Jeff is away And she's away for seven days. I work through some numbers. I worked out your age I worked out the amount of hours that you've got off Your broadband connection which I believe is fiber. Yeah, um fast fiber. Oh, yeah Your propensity to get distracted. Yes, got a little bit of ADHD on the go there so you can also you're well But the other side of that is hyperfocus. Yeah, I know this is the thing And I think you can you can also multitask your man who can multitask I'm seeing you multitask on multi screens Yeah, oh, I will see can screen every now and then you can gamble and feed the chickens at the same time So also often why is one people wanted to take that into account often feeding the chickens as a gamble What Wait, so if the worry is one am I more likely to do it or if they lost I think lost I think a loss wing all right Crowic Um, you know I can't be young as right there is a large amount of text not for radio that we Thought we could share on the podcast today the first one was around caged chickens Other others chickens basically gonna be caged Someone else said can someone else feed your chickens? No, that's a question. I've been asked a long feed your own Based on info provided please can including excellent Wi-Fi daily twice at night twice in the morning Day before partners return a couple more to fully use the opportunity total 32 times with a margin of error of Plus or minus two depending on the wires result and TA bits TAB bits coming in So you're basically looking at 32 plus or minus two yeah Depending on the wires result and the TAB bits going in give me a couple of boxes of tussues to take home He's gonna need them seven times at least as chickens will get fed well untruly seven times at least Mm-hmm What are tissues in the box? Jerry I was watching seven sharp last night and all I could think was how much you reminded me of sci-fi legend Joe 90 and that's a completely unrelated a lot of people suggesting that actually now that We've done the segment on the radio slash podcast you would be doing a lot less feeding of the chickens because every time you did feed the chickens You'd be seeing rooter on my face. Yeah, well particularly now that I've looked up Joe 90 and yeah You do That's gonna ruin a little bit too usually get the Joe 90 sunglasses the glasses. He's got I feel like something that will stop you as well Especially if you're using your phone a lot during the next few days to help you feed the chickens is that El Boss Pixie gamble loves to chuck stuff in the group chat and I would hate to think that he's gonna interrupt you would that come up as a notification during Oh, yeah feeding so you're notifications off to god's sake don't understand what's that notifications? God have him off. Oh, it's good boy. Don't I'll disturb and yeah, all right with the group chat fires up and boys are getting all their jokes off about some Half-ass rugby league going on a Friday's like fellas. I am in the show. Can you please? Get out. No. How many times does Jerry fed the chickens that insid me? Well, that was not the question. That was not the question What does it eight question? No, it's not a question. It's not a question. We need to deal with maybe it's a question We need to deal with next Thursday. I don't think how many times does Jerry think he's fed the chickens that insid me Right. I mean Jerry knows how many times he's I hate referring to myself in the third person Yeah, of course I do I know I think I've got a hard number on that which which a hard number a hard number which proficient do you think Feeds the chickens most often in the workless a lot anything anyone that's WFH Oh, yeah, I'm from home 100% OF on the fence. Yeah, if that's your proficient. I I have it on good authority Forestry workers Really that's what I'm hearing okay apparently it's right a passage timber well once you finish say you're pruning for example Yeah, well planting but let's say pruning And you're finished The the truck might be somewhere else you know and you might as detect someone and they're like hey can you come pick me up You're in remote parts of the backcountry and they say I won't be there for another half hour you go right Or I'm gonna do for half an hour forest wing Bushwing Bushwing Bush Masty that I bush must you okay. I don't know if I've allegedly have I ever had a bush man I can't think of have you ever pruned a pine is ready out of you Prune my own pine is ready. I wouldn't describe it Have it is it's a sampling The correct answer is the sum of last night's chicken feeding enjoyment Because every time I guess to feed the chickens for the next week he's gonna be thinking about his mum listening I would also say in terms of feeding the chickens proficiency. I would have thought accountants particularly ones that work from home I think that they're just all those numbers just get you oh when they belt and horny when they balance the sheet yeah Yeah Oh, yeah, okay, this is another one of those ones. I hope Michael joy. Why it's not listening to this and if you are a Michael I hope you enjoy the podcast Sorry for a little bit there does a dutch rat account. No, no That's when you when you feed someone else while they're feeding reaching around. Yeah, I think so no It's some kind of reach around it's behind you. No, I thought it was when you face in each other Yeah, and each other does the ruddering okay, so my my understanding of the dutch ruddering was you are In charge of your own destiny and they are moving your arm Oh, that's what I thought the dutch rudder was really I think you're right. Why would you be able to be both are doing that? That's how I've been know. Why would you do that? Why would it just seems like a lot of admin? Wow to work out. I think if the Lord's watching I think it's oh Yeah, I think like soaking Ah, the soaking so soaking is when you put your penis in someone and then they move around and you don't move Yeah, so so that's in a Mormon community. So your friend will so you'll be on the bead For example, and then someone else will be moving the bed. So it's not you doing the moving. Have you heard that so that soaking That's in the Mormon communities now So that's because I think there's only one community really and that's the Mormon community rather than communities Yeah, and so that's to get around the fact that the Lord's watching in your sense say Lord I'm not I'm not moving. I'm just here, but you've got the other person who you are knowingly allowing the bed to be moved by so the Lord must know that so another issue they have there is the in that same community They're not allowed to gamble in case the Lord's watching. So they've come up with gambling soaking, which is where you put your phone on the bed and you bring up a gambling website and then someone jiggles the bed so that the phone touches your finger and you gamble their asses. This is the stupidest thing I've ever heard. All right. Should we talk to Michael Jawa? Let's talk to Michael Jawa. Sharing your whales and manias to it, find them on Instagram @HodakiBreakfast. [Music] [Music] It is our great pleasure to welcome to the podcast Michael Jawa. Michael, actually good question. What do we call you? Because do we call you Michael J? Do we call you MJ? Do we call you Mekki? Are you Mikey? Are you Whitey? Well, no, especially not that last one. So it's usually Mike J.M.J.W. The people just elect to call me all of these different things except the last one. What brings you to our shores? Well, I'm here for Armageddon, which is for people who don't know. It's not the end of the world. It's a comic book festival. And I'm going to be signing on Saturday and Sunday. Okay. Yes. There's sort of like a pop culture expose. There's also something for everyone in there. I was just telling Jerry before, you are in my, one of my favourite movies of all time. I think the funniest movie I've ever seen in my life is Black Dynamite. Oh, thank you. My friends and I, we used to watch that just about every weekend we'd get together and watch Black Dynamite. There's something that just had a shortcut to my funny bone. What was it like making that? Well, I mean, it was cool because I dreamt up the whole movie idea and I start writing it. It's just something that I was on my way. I was in a car being trained. I was in China of all places. And listening to James Brown's Super Bad. And then just had this idea of doing a movie like a lost movie in the 1970s by exploitationary. And I'm just laughing to myself to drive everything some crazy. But I see like the entire movie. And even with the nunchuck fight scene with Richard Nixon. And so I get this idea and I'm starting to jot things down. And I get back home and I just started putting it together. That makes so much sense that you're trying to listen to James Brown. That sums that whole movie up basically. It's just a, Jerry Ainson, I've given him that's his homework for this weekend. He's got to go and watch Black Dynamite. I don't know what it is that just has that, like I said, the shortcut. It's trying that ship for you and came in the room. All that, I don't know what it is. And so did you just write that whole thing by yourself? Or was it a collaborative thing? It pretty much me and a buddy of mine who he loved those movies as well. But he was, you know, he had never written a script. But we were like, we would put the, well, he's the same going to when they played Gooboo horn. So he was kind of an authority on this stuff. And so we would just, we would write and perform the scenes together. Like, you know, in my little office, right? And just crack each other up. And basically that became the script. So when you come up with a funny idea that you think is the craziest idea that you possibly can inside of a movie for a scene, do you ever go, no, that's too weird. That's too crazy. Or do you want to go as crazy in as weird as you possibly can? Do you keep going on that? Well, I used the actual Black Exploitation genre as kind of a guide. Right? And so there were things, actually, I studied and I created little vignettes of these movies that would be a funny documentary by themselves. But there are so many idiosyncratic moments and so many crazy things that are in the movies that are crazier than the movie. So, you know, so that, my parameters were pretty much set there. You know, so I knew, well, you know, I can go this far because this other movie went further. I actually don't know for real. Oh yeah, man, I can tell you so many movies. Oh boy. That you would not believe existed at that time. Yeah, well, that's what makes a movie so fun. Yeah. To me, you've been in a million movies. If you ever go back and look at your IMDB, it's I-Wordering the amount of stuff that you've been in. Is there a movie that you watch and you think, I wish I was in that movie? You know what I mean? If they put you in? My brain doesn't work that way. Yeah, there's that. Yeah, because when I see your movie, I think, okay, that's the way it's supposed to be. Yeah. And I just can't picture myself. Because I can see myself playing my Humidile lead. That's right. I don't know if Will Smith was the right. Do you go back and watch stuff that you're in? No. No, I don't. You know, sometimes I'll have a retrospective of things. I'll sit in for a while, but no. I'm so busy looking through the windshield. I've never looking at the rear-view mirror, you know? I want to know about how scenes fight scenes are choreographed. Because I've always wondered this. And you must have choreographed a lot of fight scenes. Oh, quite a lot. Sometimes I'm choreographing fight scenes at the last minute, you know, right before shooting it. But yeah, I changed choreography depending on the character I'm playing. So my belief is that if you're playing a certain character, he would fight a certain way. So I never want to fight the same way in two different characters. Yeah, right. So, okay. So, can you talk me through the process of how it starts? Obviously, you think about how your character is going to fight. Is there a method to how fight scenes have to work? Do they have to have a particular rhythm? Well, a good facing, I feel like there's still a lot of room for fight scenes to become realistic. Right now, there's a lot of fight scenes that look like fight scenes. And just like, as good dialogue starts to feel like non-dialog, you feel like people are really speaking. Fighting still needs to get to that place where you feel like it's a fight that's occurring and not choreography. So that's what I try to get to, things that look like they're real fights. And so when you're watching a movie and you see a fight scene break out of you, analyzing it, breaking down how they did it or how you would have done it. Well, yeah, sometimes, sometimes, you know, there are heightened reality type of fights that are in heightened reality type of movies. And so they fit. Like there's a, you know, a John Wick type of thing that's kind of heightened reality. And so it's kind of a ballet or fight scene. And it's not necessarily as gritty as it would be if it was a drama. So yeah, so, you know, the, the fight scene needs to fit. Does it ever know you fight scenes in superhero films where they kick? Oh my god, just yes. How do you injure a super like how come they get blastered backwards? I don't care about the, you can't be hurt. I don't care what happens to you. Yeah, you know what I mean? I just, that's stuff I can't really get into. I'm so pleased. I'm not crazy. No, yes. You know, and anybody who lands in a three point stance and then lifts their head up. I just, I'll turn off the TV. Yeah, I just, I can't stand watching the same thing over and over. And that will like, how can he punch this guy in the heat and he destroys an entire tall like a skyscraper folds down when he, but his face is fine from there. Yeah, I don't, I don't like those things. You know, if I would love a superhero movie that was kind of like realistic or just like kind of I had physics behind it. Like because if you weigh 200 pounds, you can't lift a car. You just can't. It's just the first of all, the bumper would come off. You know, so it's just, you know, do you think we've reached peak? Do you think we've, we've got past all of that now because it was a period I think in the 2010s. All the marvels. We're all those films we're just going gangbusters and just keep making the same film over and over and over. Because the audiences keep coming back to it. There's things I can't stand. I mean, anytime, even in horror movies, when someone grabs someone by the throat and lifts them up and they cut to the feet going in the air. And then his person is being lifted by their throat and they're still talking. And to say that their chin is that strong that your neck just doesn't go up like a pesdismenser. It just drives me crazy. I turn it off. You know, I can't hold myself up by my jaw. And then at least they pick the person picking them up. Should embrace them with the back of the other hand. You know, with it. Just this is just, I'm sorry. Let me not get off on a tent. What about, what about fights pooled themselves? Do you watch boxing? You say what he into all of that? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Watch a lot of UFC fighters. Yeah, yeah, you know for train will a number of them. Yeah, you know, a lot of them are considered friends and Yeah, and I've actually put a lot of them in my movies. Yeah Yeah, so I really respect real fighting and and there's certain things but with that you get from real fighters That you're not gonna get from stunt guys. Yeah, well you probably get smashed over for one I imagine how many times have you taken some proper knocks when you've been acting Almost never really honestly almost never you never really get hit. I mean the body. That's nothing but I mean you kind of want to get touched in the body so you can make it realistic, but you know you're never getting hit in the face in a movie It's always something's going wrong. Oh, yeah Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it's being loaded as well. Yeah, and you're your close-ups don't match If you get hit in the face now your your eyes will and that doesn't work Yeah, yeah, how many times is this your first time coming to New Zealand or have you been in my first time really? My very first time head of chance to look around at all Uh a little bit a little bit. I went out to um, I forgot what area With You guys were to eight well, it's kind of the hood, you know, okay. Yeah And it's got a spider named after it There's there you go Right these are the things I registered. Yeah, but yeah, I went to get some uh some Down-home food here You know, I want to experience like yeah, you know the culture And so you know, we're gonna venture out like later on and yeah, well you've come to the right place I mean look at what we've got here speaking of culture. I mean on this very disc You know, we're most cultured radio show possibly in New Zealand. Yeah, there's a lot of bottles. Yeah I mean this morning we polished off a bottle of the penfold's been one two eight Kenawa Shiraaz 99 Mm-hmm. That was drinkable Okay. Yeah, I'm pretending that I know any of this. I know nothing that's made up and doing that all morning Yeah, you don't want any of this You I don't think you want any and then we've actually next up We've got the 87 Wolfblast cabs have Which Looks like vinegar to be honest, so I'll be very surprised if we'll get through that one His eyes are glazing over you. You can hear less. Hey So Armageddon's happening if people want to head along. Yes, it's from this weekend Auckland showgrounds 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. All three days and It's a fantastic event. I've been a number of times. Yeah well petronized. Yeah, and there's an amazing vibe actually Yeah, it's a great time. That is a good time. I'm looking forward to it To experiencing it myself Michael joe, thank you so much for coming in. Thank you for having me Jerry and Maniah catch the radio show from 6 til 10 week days the Hodaki breakfast

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. The podcast hosts are excited to interview actor Michael J. White, star and co-writer of the cult comedy film *Black Dynamite*, which parodies 1970s Blaxploitation and kung fu movies.
  2. They promote an upcoming segment called "Foot Job Friday," humorously billed as the world's first podcast episode dedicated to the topic, teasing personal stories related to it.
  3. A significant portion discusses "Jerry's theories," a running joke about how many times a person will masturbate (referred to as "feed the chickens") over a week, with listeners submitting comedic predictions and related tangents.
  4. The interview with Michael J. White covers his inspiration for *Black Dynamite*, his approach to choreographing unique fight scenes for different characters, and his critiques of unrealistic fight sequences in modern superhero and action films.
  5. White shares his background in martial arts, his respect for real fighters like UFC athletes, and his first-time visit to New Zealand for a comic convention.

Summary:

The podcast episode opens with hosts promoting upcoming content, including an interview with actor Michael J. " A large portion of the discussion revolves around a comedic bit called "Jerry's theories," which involves listeners submitting playful predictions about how often a person will masturbate (euphemistically called "feeding the chickens") during a week, leading to various tangents and jokes. In the interview, Michael J.

White explains that *Black Dynamite* was inspired by 1970s Blaxploitation films and James Brown's music, developed collaboratively with a friend. He discusses his philosophy on fight choreography, emphasizing realism and character-specific styles, and criticizes unrealistic tropes in superhero movies, such as indestructible faces and physics-defying feats. White also notes his involvement with real fighters, his avoidance of actual injury during stunts, and his first-time experience visiting New Zealand for a pop culture event.

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Black Dynamite is a comedic kung fu film set in the 1970s that parodies the black exploitation genre, featuring exaggerated action and humor.

Michael J. White is an actor who starred in and co-wrote Black Dynamite, drawing inspiration from 1970s exploitation films and James Brown's music.

Foot Job Friday is a segment teased on the podcast, humorously described as the first-ever foot job-related podcast episode, involving personal stories and jokes.

Jerry's theory involves predicting how many times a person will 'feed the chickens' (a euphemism) over seven days, considering factors like distractions and gambling habits.

He tailors fight choreography to each character's personality, aiming for realism over stylized moves, and avoids repetitive or unrealistic superhero-style fights.

He is visiting New Zealand for Armageddon, a comic book and pop culture festival, where he will be signing autographs on Saturday and Sunday.

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