Hello, media consumers. I'm Ryan Curtis.

And I'm David Schumacher.

We're the hosts of the Ringer's Press Box podcast.

Twice a week, we have a free-flowing conversation where two old, old friends talk about media

and sports and a little politics.

Plus interviews with guests like John Crackauer and Jamel Hill, funny stuff like the overworked

Twitter joke of the week. Join us every Monday and Friday on Spotify or wherever you

get your podcast.

I think that's right.

I'm Sean Fennesee. I'm Amanda Davins.

And this is the big picture a conversation show about Hollywood forever.

We're double-dipping in today's episode with two maximal extravaganzes.

From two of our most exciting otores, first up Damien Chazels, Silent Era Hollywood, Bacchanalia,

Gabelon, and then a discussion of Noah Bombak's adaptation of Don DeLillo's novel, White

Noise. First, we're going to provide a little service to the listener.

It's not yet the new year. We're still in 2022.

That's true.

I've got people in the street flagging me down Amanda.

And she's like, Sean, where do I watch? And where do I watch it?

One was the last time that you were in a street where anyone could access you.

What do you mean by that? Because I'm in my car?

Yeah, or just because you're a person, you know, you're in your room with your DVDs.

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