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Two Writers Slinging Yang Jeff Pearlman
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- Society & Culture
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4.8 • 320 Ratings
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Jeff Pearlman's weekly in-depth, no-holds-barred conversation with a writer on writing. Available here and on iTunes
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Scott Agness: Indiana Fever and Pacers beat writer, Fieldhouse Files
On the crazy joy of covering Caitlin Clark. On the highs of an Athletic gig and the lows of losing an Athletic gig. On serving as the Indiana Fever ballboy back in the day. On what keeps him writing.
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Ron Filipowski: Editor-in Chief, MeidasTouch.com
On how he went from being a hard-core Republican to the editor of an anti-Trump website. On what has to happen for Joe Biden to save his presidency. On what it is to think and write and write and think politics 24/7.
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Donnell Suggs: Atlanta Voice editor in chief
On life running Atlanta's largest (and only) Black newspaper. On the lengths political campaigns will go to woo Black voters. On the furious sheriff who wanted his daughter on a softball team. On the beauty of Waffle House.
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Larry Keith: Former Sports Illustrated writer, editor
On writing a book with Digger Phelps and projecting the greatness of Clint Hurdle; on the golden era of print magazines; on Dan Jenkins and Frank Deford and Mark Kram; on watching his beloved publication morph and change; on the legendary editor who smelled of body odor.
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Annie Costabile: Chicago Sun-Times' Chicago Sky beat writer
On the rise of the WNBA; on covering Angel Reese as she blooms into a League star; on the complications of Caitlin Clark; on where women's basketball is heading.
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Eli Saslow: Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times writer
On the intricacies of his latest article, "A Republican Election Clerk vs. Trump Die-Hards in a World of Lies." On how to convince subjects to open up to a media outlet they don't trust. On working with a photographer.
Customer Reviews
Inspiring and informative
As an aspiring young journalist, this podcast is like a free class every week. While Jeff is utterly realistic about the state of the industry, the discussions he has with other writers are nonetheless inspiring and give me hope for my future in journalism.
Great pod
Always interesting, sometimes utterly fantastic. I'm not a writer so I won't get into the details of the pod..... but it's great.
Great Yang Slung
Jeff Pearlman sure can sling some exquisite yang. His candor, curiosity and self-awareness make this podcast a must-listen for anyone who cares about how good stories are told. And I love how deeply he invests in each interview — picking through the writer’s old work and reading highlights on the show. This is an insightful, entertaining listen every time.