'Jam Session' — Brad Pitt’s Confessional Q&A and the Underwhelming Met Gala (Ep. 301)

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4.4 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 3 May 2017

⏱️ 44 minutes

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The Ringer's Juliet Litman and Amanda Dobbins discuss Brad Pitt's revealing GQ Style profile post-divorce (5:00), Pitt's newfound love for Frank Ocean (15:30), Chris Rock's Rolling Stone profile (19:00), mourning the loss of the Met Gala's relevance (29:00), Kanye's absence (38:00), and Prince William and Kate on BBC Radio (42:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Before we get started with today's show, we just want to congratulate the Bill Simmons
0:04.6	podcast for winning the 2017 People's Voice and Webby Awards in the best sports podcast
0:09.2	category.
0:10.2	Way to go, Bill.
0:11.2	Thank you to everyone who voted for supporting the ringer, for supporting Bill, and really
0:14.4	for supporting us.
0:15.4	Alright, let's do it.
0:18.8	Welcome to Jam Session, I'm Julia Elliman.
0:23.6	I'm Amanda Dobbins.
0:24.6	It's kind of divorce week on the Jam.
0:26.4	Julia, are you ready?
0:28.4	I'm so ready.
0:29.4	So, obviously, first on our list this week is going to be the Brad Pitt interview and
0:34.0	GQ style.
0:35.0	Yes, obviously.
0:36.0	We'll also touch upon Chris Rock's article in Rolling Stone.
0:39.9	Those are kind of, that's the crux of the divorce story.
0:42.3	Yeah, that's divorce week.
0:43.3	We're also going to do Met Gala.
0:44.3	The only thing that we miss the Met Gala.
0:46.0	Absolutely.
0:47.0	And, you know, our general things that we like.
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