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The trailer for X-Men: Dark Phoenix dropped this week and we’re wondering if this franchise is still culturally important (1:49). Also, why is Jennifer Lawrence still involved in this project (8:00)? Plus, a conversation with Ben Sinclair and Katja Blichfeld, the creators of High Maintenance (21:47).
Host: Chris Ryan
Guests: Sean Fennessey, Ben Sinclair, and Katja Blichfeld
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Brian chats with Andrew Fillipponi about the upcoming Patriots-Steelers game on Thursday night. Then, Brian talks to The Boston Globe’s Conor Ryan about the Bruins and their recent slump, another terrific season from David Pastrnak, and more.
Exploring the history of Long Beach’s favorite sons with our friend Yasi Salek
Tony Gill explains why he’s cut ties with the Sox, and Jason explains his issues with general manager Chris Getz. After that, Jason welcomes The Athletic’s Sahadev Sharma to get the latest on the Cubs’ activity at the MLB Winter Meetings.
House and Hubbard also discuss the finalists for the PGA Tour Player of the Year
Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag are back to answer your questions, including whether we can expect new music from Heidi, if they believe in ghosts, their parenting philosophies, Heidi’s plastic surgeries, and more
Inspired by ‘The Boy and the Heron,’ Erika and Mallory chat about their favorite fantasy movies and books featuring magical and animal friendships
