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Super Bowl 59 is just wrapped up, and the Philadelphia Eagles are your champion.

They beat the Kansas City Chiefs decisively and denied the Chiefs a third straight championship.

I'm Stephen Thompson. It is 1101 on Sunday night. We're recapping the Super Bowl and the halftime show with Kendrick Lamar on NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour. This message comes from Wise, the app for doing

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Joining me as one of the hosts of NPR's Code Switch podcast, Gene Demby.

Hey, Gene.

What's good?

Which is Stephen?

We'll get to what's good in just a moment. Also with us,

culture writer and critic Shemira. Ibrahim, hey, Shemira. Hey, Stephen, two weekends in a row. I know. It is so nice to have you back for another late Sunday night. So, two years ago, the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs

battled a close-fought Super Bowl that came down to the final moments. Tonight, they played

again and it was not close. This time, the Eagles jumped out to a massive lead and dominated

in every phase of the game, though the Chiefs did score a few times late to pull

the final score to 40 to 22. Eagles quarterback Jalen Hertz was named the game's MVP. We're going to

talk about Kendrick Lamar's halftime show, and we'll even talk about a few of the commercials,

but I wanted to grab a few thoughts on the game itself. Gene, I know you to be a lifelong Eagles fan. We have recorded

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