'Jam Session' With Kate Knibbs (Ep. 297)

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4.4 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 19 April 2017

⏱️ 43 minutes

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The Ringer's Juliet Litman and Amanda Dobbins discuss Harry Styles's 'Rolling Stone' cover (5:00), Styles living in Ben Winston's attic (10:00), and dating Taylor Swift (14:00). Then, Ringer staff writer Kate Knibbs joins to discuss internet gossipmonger Nik Richie's 'The Dirty' (17:45) and the best place to find gossip in 2017 (26:00). Finally, Juliet and Amanda give their thoughts on Serena's snap (33:00), Meghan Markle's role with the British royal family (38:00), and more Chris Evans (41:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	The NBA playoffs are here and we have you covered the Ringer NBA show hosted by Chris
0:05.1	Vernon Tuesday's Thursday's and Fridays all through the postseason.
0:08.2	You can hear the Ringer's NBA expert media members, coaches and players breaking down
0:12.5	all of the action.
0:13.7	Make sure to subscribe to the Ringer NBA show in Apple SoundCloud Stitcher or wherever
0:17.6	you get your podcasts.
0:18.6	And now sign for Jam Session.
0:19.9	Welcome to Jam Session.
0:20.9	I'm Julie Altman.
0:21.9	I'm Amanda Dobbins.
0:22.9	A lot of celebrity news is coming.
0:24.9	It's very exciting.
0:25.9	Yeah.
0:26.9	Let's just get into our hottest topic, which is the Rolling Stone Harry style profile.
0:29.9	This was really juicy.
0:30.9	This was a Jam Session special.
0:31.9	This was made for us.
0:32.9	I was really excited about it.
0:33.9	It was a treat.
0:34.9	I just have some questions.
0:35.9	I don't have any magazine experience, but you do.
0:39.9	Okay.
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