I'm Jonathan Braylock, I'm Dra. Milligan, and I'm James III. And we're those of Black

MacGene Jump in Hollywood. It's a comedic podcast that reviews films with leading actors

of color and analyze them in the context of race and Hollywood's diversity issues.

Yeah. Listen to new episodes on Mondays. Find us wherever you get your podcasts. I don't

care where you get them. I just want you to listen. Don't threaten the people we need

them to listen. Okay. Okay. Okay. Sorry, guys. Listen. Listen to us. Yeah. Yeah. Put

on a happy voice. The following podcast contains explicit language. Hide your children.

Hi, I'm Josh Levine, Slates National Editor, and this is Hang Up and Listen for the week

of January 10, 2023. On this week's show, we'll talk about George's win over TCU and

the College Football National Championship game. Both teams played hard. We'll also discuss

Demar Hamlin's remarkable recovery and how the NFL has tried to move on from his near

death on the field. And we'll pour over an internal rift in U.S. men's soccer involving

the coach, a star player, the player's parents, and a domestic violence allegation from 30

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

podcast one year, joining me from D.C. as Stefan Fatsis. He's the author of the book's

Wild and Outside, word-freak, and a few seconds of panic. Hello, Stefan. Hi, Josh.

And also with us as a man who just changed his Twitter avatar to Herschel Walker, holding

a Georgia helmet. It's Joel Anderson, the host of Slowburn, seasons three, and sex. Hello,

Joel. Hey. In our Slate Plus segment, we're going to talk about the NFL, actually. So we're

going to go along on Demar Hamlin, but in the bonus, if you want to hear about Aaron Rodgers,

not making the playoffs, that's the spot. To hear that segment, you need to be a Slate

Plus member, and you get bonus segments on this and other Slate shows. You get some ad-free

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