Hey, we've got a little something extra for you guys in the hang-up feed this week.

It's an episode of Slate's great Daily News Podcast. What next?

I hope you're listening to it already. If you're not, this show we've got for you now, it's a great introduction.

The host of What Next, Mary Harris, talks to the Washington Post's Ben Galiver about life inside

the NBA bubble. The practicalities of it, the ethics of it, and

whether it's going to hold.

Ben is one of my favorite basketball writers, he's also the host of the podcast, The Greatest of All Talk with Andrew Sharp.

You should subscribe to that too.

Okay, enough from me.

Here's what next. When I called up Ben Goliver this weekend, he was alone sitting in a hotel room in Florida.

This room had the standard set up, two beds,

and a window that looked out on a little fountain.

There was only one catch.

When was the last time you left your room? So I have not left my room since I arrived Sunday one week ago.

As we're talking, I'm counting down the minutes I have one hour until they've promised to bring me my

credential and to set me free from my room it will be the first time I've kind of had outside

contact or been able to go at least more than one step outside of my

hotel room door in a solid week. Ben's a basketball reporter writes for the Washington Post,

hosts a bunch of basketball podcasts.

This hotel room he's been stuck in.

It's in the middle of Walt Disney World, which is where 22 NBA teams are set to resume

their 2020 season next week. But before they do that, everyone

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