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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).
Can Lottie’s cult—er, "intentional community"—provide clues about what actually happened in the wilderness?
No characters, no setting, no context—there’s not really a story to adapt from ‘Tetris,’ unless, of course, you add in the Cold War
While one MVP candidate is picking double-teams apart, another is obliterating them with sheer force. Can Philly make a run with Embiid treating being doubled like background noise?
The guys also debate if Jaylin Williams can upset Paolo Banchero as Rookie of the Year and run through the latest inductees to the Basketball Hall of Fame
Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay react to the news of Donald Trump’s indictment in a hush-money case, before welcoming host of Netflix’s ‘Dance 100,’ Ally Love, to discuss Peloton and a ranking of legendary dancers
Chris and Wos discuss Roman’s evolution and Tom’s potential as they look ahead to the next episode of ‘Succession’
