Hey, it's Bill Simmons. I just wanted to make sure you were listening to podcasts on Spotify.

Here's how you do it. First, search for your favorite podcast on Spotify's app.

They have a library of over 750,000 pods at this point. So let's say you're searching for the

rewatchables or the Dave Chang show or the ringer NBA show. Once you find them, click on the follow

button. That's how you subscribe. Then click on those letters near the top of the app that's a

podcast. All the pods you're following will pop up separated by episodes, downloads and shows.

Way to get better. On Spotify, you can adjust the speed of the pods to seven different speeds.

0.5 times is the slowest. I actually sound drunk at 0.5. You can do 0.8 times, 1.2 times,

which is my favorite. Everyone sounds like they just had a good cup of coffee. And then there's

1.5 times, two times. And if you're completely insane, three times. Anyway, Spotify's app connects

directly to many of the best automobiles in the world. It even has a car play feature that's

pretty cool. Best of all, it's free. Downloads Spotify and any device and you're good to go.

Should you be embarrassed that you're not listening to podcasts on Spotify? Well, I don't want to

app shame you, but the answer, unfortunately, is yes. Make the move. Listen to podcasts on Spotify

back to years. Hello, media consumers, Brian Curtis and David Schumaker of the ringer here.

We got a lot of great stuff to get to today. We'll talk about the various and variously

kooky plans for sports leagues to start pumping out content ASAP. We'll talk about Bernie Sanders

dropping out after the nightmare of the Wisconsin vote. We'll answer your listener mail plus David

Schumaker guesses a strain pun headline and the overworked Twitter joke of the week. But David,

let's start here. On Monday, we talked about what it's like to be a parent during coronavirus.

Now I want us to have the companion discussion. Okay. What's it like to be a grown-up kid like us

and worry about your parents during this pandemic? Oh, man. Well, I mean, I should say a front that

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