What if the Len Bias story hosted by Jordan Ritterconn is the ringer's latest narrative podcast?

Episodes 1 and 2 launch on June 9th and you can find new episodes every Wednesday

on the Book of Basketball 2.0 feed. Here's a quick trailer.

You've heard his name, Len Bias, 1980s phenom, second pick in the NBA draft, and then cocaine,

Tragedy, one of the most shocking deaths in sports history. 35 years later, Bias' legacy is still

making an impact. From Spotify and the Ringer podcast network, this is What If, the Len Bias story.

The rewatchables is brought to you by theringer.com, as well as the Ringer podcast network coming up.

Snakes? Why didn't it have to be Snakes? Raiders of the Lost Ark is next!

Opened June 12th at a theater near you. Check local newspapers.

Alright, here we go. Sean Finances here. Chris Ryan is here. We're doing this in person

because this movie demands it. 48th anniversary of one of the greatest movies of all time.

Raiders of the Lost Ark. You guys might have heard of it. It ended up on a lot of lists.

When people do those lists of the 500 best movies ever, the 100 best movies of the last

50 years, whatever, it's always on the list. I think for me, this is kind of the breaking point

from old movies and new movies. That's how I look at it. I don't know if I look at that because

I was 12 or 11 when I saw this in 1981 and this is when I kind of understood what made movies.

We talked about how JAWS was the first great modern movie. I feel like this is the bridge

to where everything's going because you think about 1982. That's when all of a sudden first

blood shows up in 48 hours and 18 movies that start to feel like modern movies. Do you think this

was the bridge on fantasy? I do. I think that's a good point that you made. I think JAWS is the first

true blockbuster and Indiana Jones perfects the blockbuster. This is the movie that figures out

what you need to do to captivate audiences is nonstop. Go, go, go. Set piece to set piece to set

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