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Hello and welcome to a very special edition of a Ringer podcast.

This is what we'll call a reasonable pod.

My name is Sean Fennese.

I am the editor in chief of the Ringer.

I'm here with two other staffers from the Ringer, Justin Charity, a staff writer, and Donnie Quack, our East Coast Bureau chief.

This is a reasonable pod because we're here to talk about reasonable doubt.

Saturday marks 20 years since the release of Jay-Z's first album, which is staggering and makes me feel terribly old.

To commemorate this anniversary,

myself and the two other guys in the line here wrote pieces celebrating the album,

thinking about the album, breaking down the album, trying to understand why we still think about this album.

So we're going to talk a little bit about those stories.

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