Hey, it's Phil Simmons. I wanted to tell you about a new podcast on the Ringer podcast network.

It's going to be on the Ringer Reality podcast. What's it called Johnny Bidanas?

Death Taxes and Bananas. We're going to be breaking down this season of the challenge,

Hall of Fame episodes, and I'm going to be taking you behind the curtain of America's 5th Major Sport.

Are we getting special guests? We're going to have special guests. We're going to have special effects.

The show is just going to be special. I can't wait. Check it out. Death Taxes and Bananas on the Ringer podcast network.

I need support to have to clear the room. Stand up and walk now.

Hello and welcome to the watch. My name is Chris Ryan. I am an editor at theRinger.com and joining me on the other line,

he's finally been moved into the pineapple suite. It's Andy Greenwald!

Two little two late buddy. What's up, man? It's Monday morning when you're hearing this or Sunday evening when you're hearing this.

We're recording this a little bit early so that we can get this out right after the White Lotus season finale.

I say season and not series because it's been renewed for another installment, another adventure,

another, I'm sure, luxury resort where everything that could possibly go wrong goes wrong.

Andy and I are going to be discussing the White Lotus season one finale going forward today.

All spoilers included if you haven't gotten a chance to watch it yet. Just wait until you do because we spoil a show.

In the second half of the show, Andy and I are joined by one of the great filmmakers, great working filmmakers,

in World Cinema right now, Barry Jenkins, who joined us to speak about Underground Railroad,

Amazon's Underground Railroad, the multiple Emmy-nominated limited series, limited drama based on Colson Whitehead's novel.

That is an astonishing piece of filmmaking and astonishing piece of storytelling.

We were so happy to talk to Barry about this monumental achievement.

It's pretty amazing. I really encourage people to check out as much of the show as they can if not all of it.

I love the opportunity to talk to Barry because we are obviously huge fans of his work.

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