I am so over this situation, Peter. I'm unbumble to find something real. You know, like someone

you can count on, someone who actually cares about what you think. I just want someone

who's ready for that long-term kind of love. Whether you're looking for your next boyfriend,

girlfriend, casual date or just someone who truly gets you, it's waiting for you unbumble.

It's Tuesday, May 13th from Slate, it's the gist I'm Mike Peska. So we're going to do something a little bit different today.

I know it's only episode seven, but we are tweaking the format for a day. It turned out that you guys really loved and responded to our breakout character,

your Irkel Fonds are really. So now he'll be in every episode, delighting and know that it's not true at all. We're not going to go that far.

We're going to have a great conversation. Two high school football coaches who were featured in documentaries,

the Academy Award-winning documentary from 2011 undefeated and there's a new one out called We Could Be King.

And it's the first time anyone has ever got these two coaches together to talk about their jobs and their philosophies and to talk to each other.

It is a longish talk. I give my spiel over to it. You might not think you'll be into two coaches talking about football,

but remember football is the hook. It's about a lot more than football. And now the Smith College graduate in class of 2014

cordially disinvites you.

As the chief of the International Monetary Fund over the last three years, Christine Lagarde has had to face unprecedented challenges

in writing the economies of Europe. She is of course the first woman to head the IMF just as she was the first woman to be a finance minister of a G8 nation.

When you think about it, other than someone like Empress Maria Teresa or one of the Borges,

she is the most powerful woman in the history of finance. But as head of the IMF, she leads an organization that has been criticized fairly at times, I think,

for things like strict terms of lending, for obsessing over inflation at the cost to GDP growth in some countries.

Put aside the IMF for a second, let's talk about Smith College, prestigious women's college and Holyoke, Massachusetts.

You might think that a female pioneer in one of the most male dominated fields would be celebrated by Smith.

And that was the idea behind the invitation to have Lagarde speak a graduation on Sunday,

instead after almost 500 Smith students signed the petition, Lagarde withdrew.

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