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Highlights from this week’s ‘Ringer’ culture podcasts
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This Week in Ringer Culture features Bachelor Party discussing their early favorites among this season’s Bachelor contestants (00:46), The Bill Simmons Podcast with Pete Holmes discussing his HBO show Crashing (04:53), Damage Control discussing the backlash following Dave Chappelle’s two new Netflix specials (09:44), and The Watch discussing the Golden Globes (16:02).
Last week, F1 and ESPN reportedly agreed to a new rights deal that will pay F1 between $75 million and $90 million per year over the next three years. John Ourand of ‘Sports Business Journal’ joined ‘The Ringer F1 Show’ to explain the deal and why F1 chose it over other offers.
The Disney+ series has separated itself from other MCU projects by centering on its superpowered protagonist’s family as an influential part of her identity and an ongoing presence in her life
The FX series has quickly established itself as the surprise hit of the summer. Our critics debate the show’s successes as well as some aspects of the series that should’ve been 86’d.
The guys discuss which teams will be led by new faces this season
‘Honestly, Nevermind’ and "Break My Soul" find two of pop’s biggest artists moving in new directions. Are the producers and DJs in those scenes viewing that as an opportunity or an appropriation of their music?
Tadej Pogacar is the reigning two-time Tour champion and a cycling phenom. But the man he beat two years ago—Primoz Roglic—has the team and skill to take back what was nearly his in 2020.
