Today's episode of the BS podcast on the Ringer podcast network brought to you by Zipper Cruder.

Well, if you've been wondering what athletes have been doing on their hiatus, we're about to find

out with JJ Reddick when he comes on to the second. Some people in businesses, they're branching

out there in this time. Other places are doing what they've always done. Like our presenting

sponsor, Zipper Cruder, throughout all this, their mission is remained the same. They're still helping

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brought to you by the Ringer podcast network where you can find new podcasts like the watch press box,

Ringer NFL show. JJ's pod with Taylor Rooks, which she's going to talk about a little bit later,

binge mode, the wire way down in the hole is still going. Fairway rolling is back. And you can play

fandall.com slash ringer golf if you want to try to play against house. But we're still cranking

them out here. Coming up JJ Reddick is going to talk about life during quarantine and what Orlando

might be like. And then we're going to talk to Cord Jefferson who I've known for a while who wrote

for the watchman this season a show that has become relevant yet again. So that is the podcast

here is Pearl Jam.

All right, JJ Reddick is here taping this late Thursday afternoon. He hosts a podcast with Tommy

Alton for the Ringer podcast network where they've had a lot of good guests during quarantine, especially.

I've been thinking about you because you're a man of routine. Yeah. Some people who are men of

routine have not enjoyed the quarantine that much. You're a man of routine who also needs to practice

his craft. What have you been doing? What is your what is your what's racing through your brain

these last three and a half months? I mean, I guess I'm in the same boat as most people. You know,

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