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The documentarian discusses his new miniseries, ‘Wormwood,’ some of his classic works, and talking about ‘Citizen Kane’ with Donald Trump
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Ringer editor-in-chief Sean Fennessey sits down with documentarian Errol Morris to discuss his new Netflix miniseries, Wormwood, a story of mind control, LSD, the CIA in the 1950s, and murder. They also discuss Morris’s classic works like The Thin Blue Line, as well as the day he spent with Donald Trump to discuss the president’s favorite film, Citizen Kane.
Sacramento’s playoff drought is finally over. Now it’s looking to take the next step and make noise in the postseason. Will internal improvement be enough? Or will the front office be pressured into making a deal?
Musa and Ryan also talk about Real Madrid’s 4-2 win over Napoli and Newcastle’s late disappointment against PSG
Interview Magazine’s editor in chief, Mel Ottenberg, joins us to plot the long and fascinating history of one of America’s most important bands
Author and journalist Steve Inskeep joins to talk about his new book, ‘Differ We Must,’ and talk about the lessons the Biden administration could learn from the Lincoln presidency
Who will win the NFC championship game rematch between the Eagles and 49ers? And can the Texans snap the Broncos’ win streak? Here are our picks for every game on the Week 13 slate.
Looking ahead to the upcoming and extremely random debate with Gavin Newsom
