
The Ringer’s Bryan Curtis, David Shoemaker and Joel Anderson catch you up on the biggest media stories, from sports to politics and everything in between.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 1243 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Welcome to the February Issue. Bryan is joined by Amanda Dobbins to answer the question: Why is everyone still so interested in the Kennedys? They begin by talking about ‘Love Story,’ the newest series by Ryan Murphy about John F. Kennedy Jr. and Car... more
Bryan, David, and Joel are back together for February’s editorial meeting! They first discuss how they’re going to watch Trump’s State of the Union (9:03). Then they move on to some news items from the Olympics, starting with Kash Patel partying with... more
Today, Bryan and Joel come together to discuss the legacy of Reverend Jesse Jackson, who passed away this week at age 84, and Joel's written piece on the reverend (00:54). The guys continue that conversation by telling the story of a reporter reveali... more
Bryan and David are here and they start with a story out of Cleveland about a student turning down a job because of their use of AI. They discuss whether there are acceptable ways to use AI in journalism. After that they talk about Barack Obama's pod... more
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Actually we did love Joe Biden. That’s why 81 million of us voted for him when he whooped Trump by seven million votes. Van putting Michelle and Jon Stewart as one two on the depth chart is kind of stupid as neither will even run. For better or worse Kelly and Newsome are one two.
It’s offensive you name Mich Albom as a contnder, but ignore his former Detroit Freep colleague Johnette Howard; old Freepers can tell you stories about how he bigfooted her.
Love the show.
You guys are killing!
This team is amazing! Sending love from Texas!
Has this become a political podcast? I listen for sports and media but now doing purely political interviews and very one sided
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A diverse range of media topics is covered including sports journalism, political reporting, and the dynamics shaping current events. Hosts offer insights into the evolving landscape of media and the interactions between politics and popular culture. Discussions include interviews with prominent figures, analysis of significant news stories, and humorous commentary on various subjects that resonate with the audience. Unique anecdotes from the hosts and guests often enrich the narrative, making it an engaging listen for those interested in both sports and media affairs.
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