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Chatting with the director about the challenging transition from making music to making his first feature-length film
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Ringer editor-in-chief Sean Fennessey chats with first-time filmmaker and longtime musician Boots Riley about the challenging transition from making music with his group the Coup to making his first feature-length film, the experimental social comedy Sorry to Bother You, on his own.
Bill talks Peyton and Eli’s ‘Monday Night Football’ broadcast and Week 2 fantasy predictions
Nora and Mallory discuss whether fans should worry about some Week 1 losses
Plus, Bengals great Solomon Wilcots joins and Jason takes listener calls
Plus, Chris and Andy discuss the shake-up at Paramount and preview the Emmys
Mike and Jesse preview this weekend’s NFL games before discussing the card values of four NBA players who were injured last season
Musa and Ryan have a chat about Barcelona’s defeat to Bayern at Camp Nou, David Wagner’s Young Boys beating Manchester United, and the rest of the games from midweek
