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Hi, I'm Josh Levine, Slate's national editor, and this is Hang Up and Listen for the Week of July 25th,

2022. On this week's show, Tim Layden will join us to talk about the record-breaking sprinters and

record-jumping, all-volter at the world track and field championships. Then, a breezeman will be here

to discuss Vince McMahon's retirement as WWE Chairman and CEO. Mid-reports that the wrestling

in Presario paid millions in settlements to women who accused him of sexual misconduct and infidelity.

And finally, Sarah Larson will be here for a conversation about her New Yorker feature on

Pickleball. I've been Washington DC, and I'm the author of The Queen and the host of the podcast

One Year. Stefan Fatsis and Joel Anderson are both out this week, but don't fear. Back with us

is the New Yorker staff writer and theater critic, Vincent Cunningham and Good News. To you

back here, I only had to deal six first round picks, and I got to keep RJ Barrett.

It was a haul, but here I am. Ready to take us into the future?

Yeah, it was a bidding war. I was willing to give up almost anything to get you back on the show,

except for RJ Barrett. It means sacrosanct. What can I say?

On Sunday night, American Sydney McLaughlin closed the track portion of the world track and field

by leading the US to a resounding victory in the women's 4x400 meter relay. McLaughlin,

earlier in the week, smashed the world record in the 400 meter hurdles. She anchored a team,

the one team USA's 33rd medal, the most ever for a nation in a single world championships.

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