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How has ‘Top Chef’ changed food on television? House and Andy Greenwald dig in.
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Joe House is joined by friend, colleague, and TV critic Andy Greenwald to talk 'Top Chef' and its role in the ascension of food media, as well as other good and bad food TV (3:45). Then Bill Simmons fills in for Juliet Litman to recap the Joe House L.A. Belly Takeover (26:00).
Ian and his guests chat about Arsenal’s opening day WSL defeat to Liverpool, the weekend’s Basque derby and much more
Tate and Cousin Sal talk the New York Giants’ matchup with the Seattle Seahawks, and Katie Baker joins to discuss the New York Jets and Coco Gauff’s first Grand Slam singles title
The Mets, Yankees, Padres, and Angels all flopped, while lower-payroll squads like the Orioles, Rays, Marlins, and Diamondbacks stormed into the postseason. What’s behind this year’s abnormally tenuous connection between spending and winning, and what does it mean for the playoffs?
Darius Rucker comes on the program with the unexpected mission of expressing support and admiration for the Sex Pistols’ seminal debut single, "Anarchy in the U.K." OK, he also came on to tell us about his beautiful new record, ‘Carolyn’s Boy.’
Plus, Raiwalui gives the guys a behind-the-scenes look at Fiji as they look set the create history against Portugal and go all the way in the World Cup
Cole examines the song’s unique asymmetrical time signature, its origins as a "rhythm experiment," the history of the number 15 in Radiohead songs
