Hey, we launched a new podcast on the Ringard dish feed.

It is called every single album season one is about Taylor Swift, your host,

our Nathan Hubbard, and the North Prince Theater. We're putting them up on Sunday nights and

Thursday. So twice a week this week and then the next four, check it out. Every single album only

on Ringard dish. We're also brought to you by the ringard.com as well as the Ringard podcast

network. Put up a new rewatchables on Monday night, which was new Jack City 38th anniversary. That

was a really fun one. Even we created a new award. There's some performance in that movie that

is so bonkers that we created a new award for it. Also, I went on Zach Loz podcast. We did a

home and home. He was on mine two weeks ago and then I went on his podcast. So that is up now.

If you want to hear me talk about basketball coming up, I'm going to talk about to Brian Curtis

about the Cowboys and Dak because he's a big Cowboys friend. We've got to do that. But then we're

also going to talk about the NFL media rights. What that could mean for our NFL viewing experience

and then some trends as we head toward the year anniversary of the pandemic in the media.

And then my friend Rachel Lindsey comes on one of our hosts on higher learning to talk about

the most controversial bachelor's season ever and her role in it and her history with the

franchise and that is a really good one as well. So good podcast coming up first. Our friends from

Pearl Jam.

All right, the ringer's editor at large-brand Curtis is here. When Dak Prescott

signs with the Cowboys, I think one thing in my head, I can lead a podcast with that and people will

listen because people love the Cowboys. No, Curtis, our national nightmare is over. We don't have

to hear about Dak's contract anymore. He finally has one. What does the media do now? LeBron MVP,

what do we do? It was amazing, wasn't it? Because you could get so many takes out of this thing.

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