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Your Biden-Trump Debate Cheat Sheet, ESPN’s Opening Bid for Stephen A., and the Return of the New York Tabloids With Jason Gay

Bryan and Jason go over the upcoming debate, JJ Redick becoming the new Lakers head coach, how ESPN’s first bid to Stephen A. Smith compares to Pat McAfee’s deal, and more

By Bryan Curtis
2024 NBA Finals - Game Three Photo by Tim Heitman/Getty Images


Hello, media consumers! Bryan welcomes Wall Street Journal’s Jason Gay. He kicks off the show with five thoughts on the upcoming presidential debate (2:23). Then they discuss ESPN’s first bid to Stephen A. Smith and how it compares to Pat McAfee’s deal (20:21). Later, they talk about JJ Redick becoming the new Lakers head coach and leaving the podcast game (33:42). They close the show with the 48 New York tabloid headlines about Justin Timberlake’s arrest (54:07).

Host: Bryan Curtis
Guest: Jason Gay
Producer: Brian H. Waters

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