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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Jon tells the story of the time he wanted Ken Griffey Jr. to hit a home run off him
Héctor also discusses lockdown in London, family, and what led to his move back to Spain on loan
Do movie theaters have a future? What should Disney do with ESPN? And is anybody watching Peacock? Derek Thompson and media analyst Rich Greenfield discuss the future of TV, movies, and live sports.
A (mostly) chalk opening round to the postseason yielded few good games, but the best matchups are yet to come in the divisional round
The Bills put together the NFL’s first perfect game on offense. The Cowboys weren’t quite as impressive.
Bill and Chris head back to Lake Placid in the 1980 Winter Olympics to rewatch ‘Miracle’
