When you hear the word Seattle Supersonics, what comes to mind? Maybe it's Sean Kemp, the Rain Man, or Gary Payton, the glove, or maybe an image of a tall and skinny 19-year-old rookie, Kevin Durant. For fans in Seattle, it's something else. It's tragedy. It's theft. An iconic team with an incredible fan base that packed its bags and shipped off for Oklahoma City.

From Spotify and the Ringer, I'm Jordan Ritter-Con.

And in my podcast, Sonic Boom, I talk to players, politicians, owners, and fans about how Seattle lost the Sonics.

You can listen to it on the Book of basketball feed, on Spotify or wherever you get your

podcast.

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I'm Sean Fennessey, and this is the big picture of conversation show about Val Kilmer.

Chris Ryan is here today to join me.

We are going to honor the life and work of one of our favorite actors who passed away earlier this year by building his Hall of Fame.

We're also going to talk about the movie Sinners.

I've been eager to get Chris Ryan's take on Sinners.

Before we dig into that,

we were talking about the Odyssey R. Oh yeah. And we've been on, we've been on an Odyssey of

movie stories these last few months. You watched a trailer this morning. I did, man.

Thankfully, you know, your, your relationship with trailers is shifting every day.

Yeah.

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