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The filmmaker joined Sean Fennessey to discuss ‘Last Flag Flying,’ the recent sexual harassment news in Hollywood, and more
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Ringer editor-in-chief Sean Fennessey sits down with acclaimed filmmaker Richard Linklater to discuss the impact of war in his new film, Last Flag Flying, as well as his tendency to creatively revisit his previous films over time, like with Dazed and Confused, Before Midnight, and Boyhood (1:00). Linklater also discusses the state of sexual harassment news in Hollywood (28:00).
Which big names could be on the move this summer? Should the Warriors run it back? And where the hell do the Nets go from here? We preview this offseason’s biggest story lines.
The guys explore what happened to the New Zealand team ahead of the 1995 Rugby World Cup Final in South Africa, with first-hand accounts from players, coaches, doctors, media managers and journalists
Constitutional law professor Caroline Mala Corbin also joins the show to help make some sense of the landmark decision
Derek is joined by Bloomberg economic columnist Conor Sen to explain why he believes the economy isn’t nearly as troubled as the headlines suggest
Sean and Chris discuss the essential performances from the beloved actor
Chris, Rachel, and Wylie Dufresne are on a quest to redeem a neglected American classic: gelatin
