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The following podcast contains explicit language including the the words, well, you'll just have to wait and see. Hi, I'm Josh Levine, Slate's National Editor, and this is Hang Up and Listen for the week of February 22.

On this week's Slate's Justin Peters will join us for a valedictory to be wondrous and horrific

spectacle of the Olympics.

We'll also scrutinize the handshake-line fight between the Michigan and Wisconsin basketball teams,

which led to Wolverine Coach Juan Howard getting suspended for the rest of the regular season.

And finally, Slates Alex Kirsner will be here for a conversation about the proposed Saudi

takeover of Pro-Golf, which now appears to be just as dead as European Soccer's Super League.

I'm in Washington, D.C. and I'm the author of the Queen and the host of the

podcast One Year. Also in D.C. is Stephen Fatsis. He's the author of the book's Word Freak, a few seconds of panic, and wild and outside.

Stephen, it's the final day of the biggest sporticrat spectacle of the year.

You must be sad.

I'm a little sad, a little sad, but I'm happy because it's also a very, very exciting week date-wise. It's Palindrome week, 220, 22, 221, 22, 222,

22, 222, 223, 2, 29.

It was a leap year because we're losing out on one

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