Episodit
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Michael Wilbon gets raw in a back and forth on PTI, former president Barack Obama, and the good and evil surrounding social media.
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Tony Kornheiser may have been the last person convinced that using him and his Washington Post colleague Michael Wilbon as anchors of Pardon the Interruption was a good idea.
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Puuttuva jakso?
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This interview with Michael Smith took place after Jemele Hill left his side as co-anchor of SC6, and offers insight into why Smith’s time alone at the desk lasted only about a month.
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In the fall of ’17 — before she left SportsCenter — Jemele Hill shared her thoughts on her wild ride with social media and trying to make the best of being a co-anchor on a show that wasn’t a great fit. There’s a lot of candor here about life inside ESPN.
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Over the course of two interviews, Jim Miller spoke with former ESPN president about managing social media at the network. Skipper was raw and revealing.
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Listen to Larry think and laugh.
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Cheryl Hines was perfectly cast....nothing phases her.
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Admit it: you have nightmares about living with Susie Green, but deep down inside you love her.
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Best not to listen to on speakers in a church.
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Does anybody poke at Larry better?
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Welcome to my therapy session with Richard. I just have one question: Which one of us was the patient here?
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Guarantee you will repeat his Redd Foxx story.
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You'll understand why he did such a great job directing Borat.
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Great comedy pedigree; Great friend of Larry.
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Inside the mind of the HBO exec who brought you "Curb", "The Sopranos", "Sex and the City" and more.
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Alan and Larry met in the mid 70's right before Alan became one of the original writers on SNL. All he's done since is...Succeed.
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One of the most thoughtful and talented show biz documentarians, and a critical player in Curb's formative years.
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What was it like to be Larry David's agent and manager?
