The 2018 Year in Celebrity | Jam Session (Ep. 555)

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🗓️ 26 December 2018

⏱️ 41 minutes

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'Jam Session' recounts its favorite celebrity moments of 2018, including stories it couldn’t believe happened in this year (1:27), breakout stars of the year (20:16), memorable celebrity real estate transactions (26:59), and the stories it'd like to leave behind in 2019 (30:18). Hosts: Juliet Litman and Amanda Dobbins Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey, it's Liz Kelly and welcome to the Ringer Podcast Network.
0:04.7	After a three-year hiatus, Bill Simmons is back with his NBA Trade Value Rankings for
0:09.1	the 2018 and 2019 season.
0:11.5	You can check that out as well as our year-end review articles wrapping up everything
0:15.0	2018 on the site.
0:16.9	Also throughout the holidays, we will be sticking to a regular podcast schedule, so make sure
0:20.3	to tune in to your favorite shows as usual.
0:22.6	Happy holidays from the Ringer!
0:30.7	Welcome to the year-end damn session.
0:32.3	I'm Julia Atletman.
0:33.5	I'm Amanda Dobbins.
0:34.5	Amanda, there were so much celebrity gossip this year.
0:37.1	What a year it's been!
0:38.1	In New Stories.
0:39.1	Yeah, seriously.
0:40.1	We were going over what happened this year, and there was a few that I just couldn't
0:45.6	believe in 2018, so we're going to go over those, talk about some other award-slash categories,
0:52.5	and relive this great year.
0:53.8	We're going to do a journey back in time throughout 2018.
0:58.9	I don't know.
0:59.9	I think it'll be useful.
1:00.9	Maybe our feelings have changed.
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