Hey, did you know we blew out higher learning with Van Lathen and Rachel Lindsey this month?

Yeah, they're doing three a week and they're in the middle of everything.

They're doing pop culture, politics, they're talking about all the crazy bachelor stuff from

this week. They're having special guest, famous guests. Yeah, go check it out, subscribe now,

higher learning on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

We're also right to by the ringer.com and the ringer podcast network. We launched two new podcasts

last couple of weeks, sports cards, nonsense. They've carried the on this week and we launched

Black Girl's songbook with Daniel Smith as well. Hey, if you miss hearing me talk about the

challenge on MTV, the challenge double agents. My favorite half hour spent every week is with

Dave Jacobi, my old grant land ESPN colleague on the ringer dish podcast on Wednesday nights.

We break down in about 25, 27 minutes, everything that happened in that night's challenge.

It goes right up after the challenge finishes airing on MTV, which is 930 ET 630 PT.

You can hear a recap immediately. I think it's the best challenge podcast of all time. I really do.

I think it's head and shoulders above any other challenge podcast you're ever ever listened to.

We not only break it down, but we have a lot of fun making jokes about basically everybody on

the show. I highly recommend it if you like the challenge. Check that out. Coming up,

Rob Mahoney from the ringer.com is going to discuss the New Orleans Pelicans, the Phoenix

Suns, and more importantly, both of us, Zion Williamson. Where are we as he heads to the 50-game

mark? And then my friend Nathan Hubbard, we're going to talk about three things really fast. Clubhouse,

the new social app, Pebble Beach coming up, the golf tournament, and then music trends in what

Taylor Swift is doing right now. And then finally, save the Patriots talk for the tail end,

Seth Wicker-Shim from ESPN. We're going to talk about everything that happened in Tom Brady

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