The Historic 67th Grammys, the Luka Trade, and a Tariff War

Higher Learning with Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay

The Ringer

Society & Culture

4.8 • 11.3K Ratings

🗓️ 4 February 2025

⏱️ 89 minutes

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Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay start today’s episode by talking about the historic wins, controversial moments, and surprises from the 67th Grammys (05:21). Senior staff writer and fellow podcaster Justin Charity joins to give his opinion on the Grammys before discussing his Ringer podcast on the Kendrick-Drake beef culminating in Kendrick’s Super Bowl performance (27:46 ). Later, we talk with ‘Real Ones’ host Logan Murdock about the shocking NBA trade news (46:18). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Yo, yo, yo, thought warriors.
0:06.8	What is up?
0:08.0	Hollering is on.
0:09.0	It is I, Van Lathen, Jr.
0:10.4	And it's me, Rachel and Lindsay.
0:12.2	When the Grammys come on, I always realize how many of these records I like.
0:16.6	Yeah.
0:17.0	Because I haven't heard a lot of these records.
0:19.0	Oh, well, then who was new to you?
0:22.5	I'll be honest with you.
0:23.4	It's Benson Boone, isn't it?
0:24.7	I don't even know who that is.
0:26.2	The guy who always flips off the piano.
0:27.7	I've never seen them.
0:28.5	I have no clue who that is.
0:31.1	But I haven't listened to Sabrina Carpenter and Chaparone.
0:36.7	Chaparone.
0:37.4	Chaparone, whatever.
0:38.7	I haven't, I hadn't heard their music.
0:41.3	Pink Pony Club.
0:42.9	I love that record.
0:43.8	Love that record.
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