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The following podcast contains explicit language, Hide Your Children. Hi, I'm Josh Levine, Slade's National Editor, and this is hanging up and listening for the week of July 11th,

2022. On this week's show, we're cutting through the chaos of NIL and

realignment and plotting out the future of college sports. Don't worry, we

solved it. I'm also going to speak with tennis writer

Ben Rothenburg about Novak Jocovic's win over Nick Curios at Wimbledon. And finally,

we'll look at the future stars and or possible non-stars of the NBA Summer League,

including the 7 foot 1,195,000, Chet Olmgren.

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

podcast one year. Stephen Fats is off this week but joining me from

California at Slate Staff Writer the host of Seasons 3 and 6 of Sloeburn Anderson Joel I kind of mentioned the glasses last week

But I didn't really linger on the glasses

And so I just wanted to give the audience a chance to hear you talk about the aging process, kind of getting decrepit, and just what how that makes you feel. Do I look like somebody that could have gotten into Michigan or brown at this point with my glasses on Harvard Harvard not Michigan.

Yeah, okay well that too. I mean I have a league school you know, do I look like I could do that one where another?

You always, you always look like that, Joel.

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