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How the director-producer tandem absorbed rejection to make their indie comedy ‘Lemon’
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Ringer editor-in-chief Sean Fennessey chats with Alison Herman about Janicza Bravo’s approach to uncomfortable comedy and her direction of “Juneteenth,” the instant-classic episode of ‘Atlanta’ (1:00). Then Sean sits down with Bravo and her husband/producing partner, Brett Gelman, to discuss the tumultuous five-year process of getting their film ‘Lemon’ into the world (10:00).
Ryan Hunn joins Ian to look back on the men’s FA Cup quarterfinals
Derek unpacks his thoughts about GPT-4 and what it means to (maybe) be at the beginning of a sea change in technology
The Roys are a group of genuinely loathsome, irritating characters with few, if any, redeeming qualities. How has ‘Succession’ managed to make us care about them for so long?
The lads wrap up the final weekend of Six Nations action, , including a much improved England performance, some fight from Wales in Paris, and a nervous last few minutes in Edinburgh
In an excerpt from our new audio documentary series ‘Blackballed,’ hosts Chelsea Stark-Jones and Lex Pryor explore the rumored gentlemen’s agreement that segregated the league in the 1930s
Plus, Sheil and Ben discuss the current winners and losers of the offseason and free agency
