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Plus, Sean and Amanda share their favorite Linklater movies
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We want to go back to a more nostalgic, maybe even more hopeful, period in history. So Sean is joined by Richard Linklater and journalist Melissa Maerz to talk about Maerz’s new book, Alright, Alright, Alright: The Oral History of Richard Linklater’s Dazed and Confused, which comes out on November 17 (47:00). To warm up for that chat, Amanda and Sean share their top five Richard Linklater movies (1:07).
Bakari talks to Bernstein about the start of the latter’s career during the civil rights movement, the current state of political journalism, and what he wants readers to take away from his new book
Danny, Danny, and Craig recap the wild NFL weekend and discuss the much-maligned overtime rule
Does wanting to make pizza at home mean the universe is telling you to never, ever make pizza at home?
Plus, addressing Grayson Allen’s hard foul and Alex Caruso’s injury timeline
The first part of the crime drama’s final season doesn’t bring us to a cliffhanger, but rather a stalemate. What’s changed with the Byrdes?
The Chiefs beat the Bills in an instant classic, but the NFL’s overtime rules need to change. Plus, Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady are out of the postseason.
