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Bill Simmons — my Virgil into the sulfurous world of digital media — has, since the days of his cherished column on ESPN’s Page 2 (RIP), enjoyed deliberating over whether the 1996 Tom Cruise vehicle Jerry Maguire is a “sports movie” or a “chick flick.” “This is the Roe vs. Wade of ‘sports movie/chick flick’ […]
"overreaching is good"
In the words of the greatest political mind of a decent generation, “I’m less visually observant than others, but I make up for it…with cunning and guile.” I am The Son of Sam Seaborn. *** Like many others, I was first introduced to Beto O’Rourke when he and Republican congressman Will Hurd livestreamed their harrowing […]
one person, one vote, two hosts
The 2018 midterms have come and gone; in like a lion, out like a lamb. Learn what the cacophonous smathering of results mean for the future of our country our Twitter timelines, via Joe and Bryce’s unfiltered, unparalleled, occasionally unhinged repertoire: Also, learn why facial-recognition voting is inevitable, why celebrity endorsements are a necessary evil, […]
eat us
In this episode, He-Men Joe and Bryce dare to dissect the difference between identity, attraction, and gender in hopes of making the concept of masculinity (slightly) less toxic. Were they (at all) successful? You decide… Along the way, they also figure out how to save the world using Fortnite. Relevant Links: The Genderbread Person […]
