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The Ringer Recommends, Pt. 2

The New York staff on all the media they’re currently enjoying

By Chris Ryan and Andy Greenwald
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Chris Ryan is joined by six of the New York City Ringer staff calling in to recommend a variety of media they have been recently enjoying. Justin Charity recommends the Nintendo Switch as a solution for responsible gaming (2:33), Kate Knibbs plugs her new favorite new Instagram account as well as Netflix’s The Keepers (8:20), Andrew Gruttadaro is excited for the shark-infested 47 Meters Down (14:15), Lindsay Zoladz praises a book she recently read called The Idiot (19:02), Donnie Kwak calls Bad Rap the one film about Asian American rappers to watch (25:10), and K. Austin Collins endorses English rock band Slowdive’s new self-titled album (30:50).

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