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Sean Fennessey is joined by filmmaker Jonathan Levine to discuss collaborating with Amy Schumer on his new comedy, ‘Snatched,’ his own career arc, finding his path, and dealing with bad reviews
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Ringer editor-in-chief Sean Fennessey discusses comedic storytelling and Amy Schumer’s career arc with Jason Zinoman of The New York Times (0:50). Then Sean is joined by filmmaker Jonathan Levine (The Wackness, 50/50) to discuss collaborating with Schumer on his new comedy, Snatched, his own career arc, finding his path, and dealing with bad reviews (14:20).
Plus, discussing the Cubs’ season and why the fans should be patient throughout the team’s rebuild
JJ and Jerry discuss whether the Knicks should acquire a star heading into next season
Kevin O’Connor, Ryen Russillo, and J. Kyle Mann join the pod to talk about the Eastern Conference finals
After years of stockpiling centers, Orlando lucked into the no. 1 pick in the 2022 NBA draft, and the right to select one of three top big-man prospects
The guys discuss the fiasco involving the women’s tag-team champions
The Gonzaga freshman is truly a one-of-one, but should he be the no. 1 pick? We take a deep dive into Holmgren’s game to find out if what makes him different is also what makes him a risky selection or the most special player in the 2022 draft.
