How the pandemic has affected day-to-day life, and more
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Larry weighs in on how the coronavirus has affected day-to-day life and Trump’s handling of the pandemic (1:00). Then he sits down with New York Times reporter Conor Dougherty to talk about his new book, the housing crisis in the Bay Area (13:52), and how gentrification creates unlikely alliances (51:59).
Check out ‘Golden Gates: Fighting for Housing in America’ here.
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Logan and Rob also talk about Malcolm Brogdon going to the Celtics
It doesn’t get much bigger than the Wolves’ all-in bet on Rudy Gobert. Plus, the Celtics may have found their missing piece, Zion Williamson gets paid, and the Kings decide they’re going to shoot their way to the playoffs.
Mal and Joanna break down each story line and what it means for the gang, starting with the adventure in Russia
KOC is joined by Marc Stein to discuss how Jalen Brunson fits with the Knicks, why the price was necessary, and how he could fare with a higher usage rate
Juliet is joined by L.A Times entertainment writer Amy Kaufman to discuss her and Meg James’s bombshell piece about film producer Randall Emmett, and more
Also, Rachel kicks off the show with Chelsea Stark-Jones to break down the L.A. Times’s Randall Emmett exposé
