Josh Tyrangiel explores AI's potential to automate millions of white-collar jobs versus the possibility of a slow-moving, traditional tech shift. The discussion covers various labor scenarios, and they question why political leaders aren't paying more attention to this looming economic disruption.
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Juliet and Jacoby discuss English beaches covered in produce, delivery app "ghost" chains, and a couple faking finding hair in their food. They taste test pineberries, share personal food updates, and react to listener news.
U.S. sports betting surged from $5B in 2017 to $160B last year, invading everything from politics to warfare. McKay Coppins joins to discuss the "casino-ification" of American life and his Atlantic cover story on how gambling conquered sports and beyond.
The Midnight Boys dive into the best superhero films they can summon and deliver the ultimate superhero films draft.
The Boys are back, and they're here to give you the best primer for 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms': the best ‘Game of Thrones' crash-outs. But before they get to that, they give you a bit of Nerd News, with Sebastian Stan joining ‘The Batman Part II.'
The Ringer's Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Van Lathan revisit one of the best movies of 2025, Joseph Kosinski's ‘F1,' starring Brad Pitt, Kerry Condon, Damson Idris, and Javier Bardem.
Juliet and Callie share their thoughts on the highly anticipated banquet in ‘The Traitors' Episode 7. They go over their winners and losers of the episode and choose their best and worst dressed. Finally, Callie shares updates on her life, from her spray-tan removal to her kids starting karate.
Bill Simmons, Amanda Dobbins, and Joanna Robinson revisit Mike Nichols's classic, ‘Working Girl.'
Mal and Jo are heading into battle as they go through their favorite fights of the century. They talk about everything from ‘Star Wars' and ‘Game of Thrones' to ‘Lord of the Rings' and ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender.'
Juliet and Callie break down a heated episode of ‘The Traitors.' They talk about Rob and Candiace's strategies going into the episode and share their favorite moments from the challenge. Finally, they check in on ‘Tell Me Lies,' Callie's spray tan, and ‘Below Deck Mediterranean'.
The Boys are back, and they're drafting white girl movies! From Meg Ryan to Lindsay Lohan, they draft in five categories: fantasy/action, romantic comedy, musical, drama, and wild card.
Mal and Jo are set to draft their most hyped films, TV shows, and everything in between of 2026! Sean Fennessey and Rob Mahoney also join in to add to the annual chaos that is picking from the best the new year has to offer.
Josh Tyrangiel explores AI's potential to automate millions of white-collar jobs versus the possibility of a slow-moving, traditional tech shift. The discussion covers various labor scenarios, and they question why political leaders aren't paying more attention to this looming economic disruption.
Juliet and Jacoby discuss English beaches covered in produce, delivery app "ghost" chains, and a couple faking finding hair in their food. They taste test pineberries, share personal food updates, and react to listener news.
U.S. sports betting surged from $5B in 2017 to $160B last year, invading everything from politics to warfare. McKay Coppins joins to discuss the "casino-ification" of American life and his Atlantic cover story on how gambling conquered sports and beyond.
Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey revisit Richard Linklater's classic, ‘Before Sunrise.'
Mal and Jo are joined by Amanda Dobbins to continue Space Month! This time, they're revisiting ‘The Martian' in preparation for ‘Project Hail Mary.' They discuss their overall thoughts on the movie, whether they could survive alone on Mars, who the least believable NASA employee is, and more!
What came first, the music or the misery? The Ringer's Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, Joanna Robinson, and Rob Mahoney pick up a shift at Championship Vinyl to revisit ‘High Fidelity,' starring John Cusack, Jack Black, Lisa Bonet, Iben Hjejle, and Todd Louiso.
Standard workers can't escape taxes, but for billionaires, they're "largely optional." Expert Gabriel Zucman joins to discuss his research on global tax inequality, the mechanics of billionaire avoidance, and whether the AI era will make the wealth gap even worse.
Joanna Robinson and Rob Mahoney pick up the phone to induct the 'Lost' episode “The Constant” into the Prestige TV Hall of Fame.
Juliet and Jacoby discuss Cape Cod Chips moving production, iguana pizza, and a surprising crock sale. They taste test four cream cheese flavors before sharing personal food updates and reacting to listener news.
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