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The Press Box

The Ringer
ESPN
Pat Mcafee
Sports Illustrated
Hbo's Real Sports
Jimmy Kimmel
Aaron Rodgers
College Football Playoff
Shohei Ohtani
Ron Desantis
Donald Trump
Nikki Haley
George Santos
The New York Times
Sugar Bowl
Washington Post
Bill Belichick
Sports Journalism
Time Magazine
Taylor Swift
Amazon

The Ringer’s Bryan Curtis, David Shoemaker and Joel Anderson catch you up on the biggest media stories, from sports to politics and everything in between.

PublishesTwice weeklyEpisodes1217Founded10 years ago
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Hello, media consumers! Bryan and David start the show by discussing Olivia Nuzzi and Vanity Fair parting ways as her contract ends, what this means for Ryan Lizza’s Substack, and whether Nuzzi will ever get another mainstream media job. Next, the gu... more

Hello, media consumers! Bryan and Joel start the show with their thoughts on Olivia Nuzzi’s newly released book, 'American Canto,' including what they did and did not like about it. Bryan gives a short summary of the book before asking Joel questions... more

Hello, media consumers! Welcome to the first in a monthly series of special episodes in which we take an in-depth look at a single subject and then interview a guest to help us understand that subject. This month’s subject is The New Yorker magazine ... more

Hello, media consumers! Bryan is joined today by broadcasting legend Bob Costas to discuss the great NFL pregame wars of the 1980s and 1990s. They dive into everything, starting with him becoming the host of NBC’s pregame show in 1984. Next, they dis... more

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Susan Orlean
Author and staff writer for The New Yorker, known for her non-fiction writing.
The New Yorker
Episode: New News About Nuzzi, and Mamdani Goes to Washington. Plus: Susan Orlean on Breaking Into The New Yorker, Working for Tina Brown, and More.
Zara Rahim
Senior advisor to Zahran Mamdani's mayoral campaign
Episode: Trump’s “Piggy” Attack, MLB’s TV Deal, and Joel’s Nuzzi Take. Plus: Mamdani Advisor Zara Rahim
Nico Harrison
Former General Manager of the Dallas Mavericks
Dallas Mavericks
Episode: The New Epstein Emails, Pat McAfee and Donald Trump, and the Nico Harrison 'Now They Tell Us.' Plus: NBC’s Cris Collinsworth.
Cris Collinsworth
Longtime NFL analyst and former player
NBC Sports
Episode: The New Epstein Emails, Pat McAfee and Donald Trump, and the Nico Harrison 'Now They Tell Us.' Plus: NBC’s Cris Collinsworth.
Michael Wolff
Author and journalist known for covering Trump's presidency
Episode: The New Epstein Emails, Pat McAfee and Donald Trump, and the Nico Harrison 'Now They Tell Us.' Plus: NBC’s Cris Collinsworth.
Pat McAfee
Former NFL punter and current sports personality
ESPN/The Pat McAfee Show
Episode: The New Epstein Emails, Pat McAfee and Donald Trump, and the Nico Harrison 'Now They Tell Us.' Plus: NBC’s Cris Collinsworth.
Charlie Warzel
Writer at The Atlantic and host of Galaxy Brain
The Atlantic
Episode: MSNBC’s Rebrand, ESPN’s Solitaire Scandal, and James Talarico’s Friends. Plus: The Atlantic’s Charlie Warzel
Booger McFarland
Former All-American defensive tackle and two-time Super Bowl champion, analyst at ESPN.
ESPN
Episode: The Democrats’ Big Night and ESPN’s New Bookie. Plus: Booger McFarland on Alabama-LSU, Playing Dirty, and More.
Graham Platner
Senate candidate in Maine facing scrutiny over past social media posts.
Episode: ESPN’s Gamble, CBS and John Dickerson, and Graham Platner’s Reddit Posts

Hosts

Bryan Curtis
Host and co-host known for engaging commentary on media and sports.
David Shoemaker
Co-host with a focus on sports journalism and media analysis.
Joel Anderson
Co-host contributing to discussions on media and cultural topics.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 4.4k ratings
  • New Yorker Articles

    Search online if you haven’t read these three amazing New Yorker articles which I think may all be by Remnick: 1. Our Man in Pyongyang, an extraordinary feature on a rough and tumble Newark Diner owner who developed a friendly relationship with the North Korean regime. 2. A profile of Gari Kasparov called The Tsar’s Opponent. 3. A profile of Dick Schaap’s cousin Phil who was the greatest Jazz expert in history.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    80'sVillager
    United States9 days ago
  • Replace Joel

    Joel is unlistenable

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Replace Joel
    United States16 days ago
  • Joel Anderson

    This podcast has always disagreed with my politics, which is fine. But politics discussion got so much more dismissive to opposing views with Joel Anderson. I’ve switched to a once a week listener.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    connorb99
    United Statesa month ago
  • More Joel Andersen

    Add Joel Andersen full time

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Waka101
    United Statesa month ago
  • I love it…on Mondays

    I love the show. Bryan and David are great. I just can’t with Joel. I have listened a few times and he struggles to add anything of value. I’ll be listening …early in the week!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    charchaf
    United Statesa month ago

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Some critique certain hosts for their views, suggesting room for more diverse opinions on sensitive topics.
The show contains a mix of thoughtful analysis and humorous commentary, covering both sports and media influences.
Listeners appreciate the engaging discussions but express a desire for more balanced political perspectives.

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How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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#101
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#152
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#249
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#155
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#208
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#210
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Talking Points

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The December Issue: Can The New Yorker Survive Another Century?
Q: What does The New Yorker need to do better to compete in the media world of 2025?
The challenge is to maintain our values of accuracy while adapting to the changing technological landscape.
The December Issue: Can The New Yorker Survive Another Century?
Q: What kind of news outlet do you want The New Yorker to be now?
Our readers are reading their news elsewhere, so our focus is on long, deeply-reported pieces while acknowledging the need for change.
The December Issue: Can The New Yorker Survive Another Century?
Q: How did you find the process of having a documentary crew film your edit meetings and phone calls with writers and even your morning sessions on the exercise bike?
At first, I thought it was going to resemble something like the test you get every five years after a certain age, but it turned out to be okay.
New News About Nuzzi, and Mamdani Goes to Washington. Plus: Susan Orlean on Breaking Into The New Yorker, Working for Tina Brown, and More.
Q: When did Tina Brown take over as the editor and what were her methods?
She described Tina Brown's methods as motivating writers through a sense of terror, leaving them uncertain of their job security but driving them to create high-quality work.
New News About Nuzzi, and Mamdani Goes to Washington. Plus: Susan Orlean on Breaking Into The New Yorker, Working for Tina Brown, and More.
Q: You write in Joyride that you felt like an interloper in those early years of the magazine among the John Updikes and Calvin Trillans. When did you stop feeling like an interloper?
Orlean expressed that it took her a surprising amount of time to stop feeling like an outsider, acknowledging the monumental history and presence of the magazine.

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1. Susan Orlean
2. Zara Rahim
3. Nico Harrison
4. Cris Collinsworth
5. Michael Wolff
6. Pat McAfee
7. Charlie Warzel
8. Booger McFarland

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