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Welcome to That's what she said. Conversations with interesting people from the world

of sports, music, comedy and more. Talking about their lives, careers, successes and failures.

Hey everybody, it's Sarah Spain. Happy New Year. Happy new pod. Next week.

That's right. The new look. That's what she said with Sarah Spain. We'll be out next week with

a couple changes that I hope you guys like and I'd love to hear from you. You can always

hit me up on social media or in the podcast and iTunes reviews and let me know what you like,

what you want to see, what you don't want to see. But that's going to be next week. This week

we have a special bonus pod talking to Ramona Shelburn, our great ESPN NBA journalist,

about a new 30 for 30 podcast that's out March 11, 2020. And it's a look at the day that the NBA

shut down after Rudi Go Bear tested positive and how it sort of encapsulated what felt like a very

stark beginning of the pandemic for many people, understanding the severity of the issue that it

would shut down the NBA really sent home to a lot of people. What the future, whether that's days,

weeks, months, now we know I'm going to be a year eventually. But looking back on that day,

some really great voices involved and Ramona Shelburn is is hopping on with me here now to give you

a little tease, let you know what to expect in the pod. Happy to welcome on Ramona Shelburn,

who's been on the podcast before and is one of the guests that I said like five times during

the interview, we've got to have you back because there's more to get to and we will eventually

have Ramona back on to continue her story of life and career and now child and everything else.

But this is a special bonus pod about the 30 for 30 podcast that Ramona just finished working on.

And if you heard the one she did on Donald Sterling, you know that this is going to be quality.

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