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On what they hope will be a revival of the restaurant industry post–COVID-19
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House sits down with Wall Street Journal writer Jason Gay to talk about his latest story, “Confession of a Burned-Out Quarantine Chief.” They also discuss what they hope will be a revival of the restaurant industry post–COVID-19, along with how the social media age of excess will fade away.
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Kyrie is on his way to the Mavs, but the bigger shoe has yet to drop. Two writers wade through the wreckage in a discussion about the Brooklyn Nets’ plans, what Durant wants, and the ever-shifting winds of the NBA trade deadline.
The Memphis Grizzlies’ young nucleus has taken another leap this season, but are they good enough to get the Grizzlies to the Finals? With so many prospects and picks and the deadline looming, the temptation to deal could be strong.
Olsen has made great strides as part of Fox’s no. 1 NFL broadcast crew. But that position was never guaranteed, especially not after Brady’s retirement.
Sheil and Ben also discuss how the Broncos’ hiring of Sean Payton could signal that the arrow is pointing up in Denver
Mina, Sheil, and Ben discuss Jalen Hurts throwing deep with a possibly injured shoulder, the post–Tyreke Hill era Chiefs, and what the game plan should be to try and limit Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs offense
Jason is joined by Kristian Winfield from the New York Daily News after the Nets traded Kyrie Irving to the Mavs
