Mike Pesca & The Venn Diagram of America: How Sports Bridges Politics

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🗓️ 9 February 2017

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Chuck talks with Mike Pesca, host of Slate's The Gist podcast, to discuss politics, the future of major league sports, and why warm weather cities will never be home to a winning football team.

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0:00.0	Ladies and gentlemen, we invite you to meet the press.
0:03.6	Meet the press.
0:05.0	Meet the press.
0:06.0	Meet the press.
0:08.0	Welcome to 1947, the Meet the Press podcast this week.
0:11.6	We're going to talk to Mike Pasca.
0:14.0	If you're a podcast listener, then you've probably already
0:16.5	listened to him today.
0:18.6	And if you haven't, go subscribe.
0:20.4	He is, of course, host of Slate the Gist, which
0:24.9	builds itself as a podcast about sports politics and wordplay.
0:27.9	So essentially, whatever the heck is on your mind, Mike.
0:31.8	Welcome to 1947.
0:33.2	I have to check that.
0:34.2	Thank you.
0:34.8	I have to check that description.
0:36.1	I don't know how much of an inducement it is.
0:38.5	It seems to be a vendiogram with very few people
0:40.9	exactly in the middle.
0:42.0	Yeah, no, there is that, which is, you know, people
0:44.5	said what's supposed to be the Meet the Press podcast.
0:46.5	I said, well, it's going to be a longer conversation
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