Brent Lang, executive editor of film and media at Variety and Tom Goldman, sports correspondent for NPR, join us to talk about how studios and sports leagues are scrambling to figure out their next moves as COVID-19 threatens the futures of entertainment.
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Wall Street Journal sports reporter Ben Cohen joins us to talk about the algorithms that can keep us on a roll, and the myths that prove they can’t.
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Howard Bryant joins us to talk about how America’s ongoing conversation about race so often spills onto the court and field.
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Eric Nadel joins host Krys Boyd to talk about his approach to calling the action over the course of a 162-game season – and about how baseball lead him to a deep connection with Latin America.
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David Grann joins us to talk about a man who attempted to become the first person to cross Antarctica on foot unassisted.
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Peter Sagal joins us talk all things running.
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ESPN senior writer Howard Bryant joins us to talk about the history of black ballplayers speaking out – from Jackie Robinson to the present.
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Dana Adam Shapiro and former Cowboys cheerleader Toni Washington join us to talk about how the Dallas cheer squad influenced American culture.
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New York Times reporter Karen Crouse joins us to talk about the town of Norwich and its formula for creating world-class athletes.
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Sports writer Sean Gregory discusses how private coaches and club teams are tapping into the dreams of young athletes and profiting in the process.
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ESPN reporters Paula Lavigne and Mark Schlabach join us to talk about their investigation into Baylor University’s string of sexual assaults.
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Rafi Kohan joins us to talk about the effect sports venues have on the cities that build them – and about the communal experience that takes place inside them.
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