Shaking Our Heads with Ben Golliver | THE GIRLIES

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🗓️ 27 July 2022

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Ben Golliver joins the podcast to talk about Jaylen Brown's disrespect, the Nets conundrum, Liz Cambage, and future CBA talks! Plus a new producer joins the show and mentions Mark Price. If you have a few minutes check out our audience survey: http://bluewirepods.com/spinsterssurvey Presented by @doterra doterra.com/spinsters Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	It was especially like an example that I can think of in recent history was when the bucks
0:04.4	had a walkout in 2020.
0:07.7	Is that Siri?
0:08.8	Sorry, it was Siri popped up.
0:10.9	I don't know.
0:11.1	Siri's like, I didn't get that.
0:12.4	Speak up, bitch.
0:18.4	Welcome to spinster is a podcast where we want Jalen Brown, even if the Nets don't, and maybe the Celtics don't either.
0:25.6	Today we have with us, Ben Gulliver.
0:28.1	Finally, he is a national NBA writer for The Washington Post, and he's the author of Bubble Ball, which was about the NBA during the bubble.
0:35.6	We also, of course, have Jordan, and we have our special guest producer, Peter Moses,
0:41.0	who has been, how long have we worked together now?
0:45.0	A year and a half.
0:46.0	Year and a half.
0:47.2	Happy to be here.
0:49.1	Scorpio and also my moon sign is also Scorpio.
0:52.8	So, full Scorpio.
0:54.9	Get ready.
0:56.2	Ooh, I didn't know that.
0:59.1	No, that's great.
1:00.5	Thanks for being here.
1:02.7	Thanks for having me.
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