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Jemele Hill and Van Lathan break down the sixth episode of ‘The Wire’The head coach–quarterback dynamic is essential to a functional team. 15.



The fact that the hosts love Bodie was a huge WIN for me. I also dig their personal asides, Van in particular brings some very personal moments in to help me contextual is the show content in a new way.

Jemele Hill and Van Lathan turn their attention to Episode 6 of the third season of ‘The Wire’ and break down the character of Marlo Stanfield, analyze the ongoing differences between Avon and Stringer, examine a memorable scene with Bunk and Omar, and more.Jemele Hill and Van Lathan dive into Episode 5 of the third season of 'The Wire' to explore Avon's return home from jail, the politics of Mayor Clarence Royce, best scenes from the episode, and more.Jemele Hill and Van Lathan get into Episode 4 of the third season of ‘The Wire’ to explore the "Hamsterdam" experiment (4:00), the intentions of Howard "Bunny" Colvin (11:45), scenes that stood out (31:00), and more.Jemele Hill and Van Lathan return for Episode 3 of the third season of ‘The Wire’ to look at the gradual setup for later episodes (03:00), the more information we learn about Councilman Carcetti (15:45), the moment that jumped out the most (33:40), the death of Ray Cole (01:00:00), and more.Jemele Hill and Van Lathan sit down for Episode 2 of the third season of ‘The Wire’ to analyze the foundation of the Barksdale-Stanfield war (03:00), the story of Tommy Carcetti (18:00), their favorite scenes (36:30), going to the movies (57:15), and more.Jemele Hill and Van Lathan kick off the third season of ‘The Wire’ by debating the overall theme (01:30), then they look into Dennis “Cutty” Wise (16:30), the opening scene of Bodie and Poot (32:30), a trivia nugget (58:00), and more.This Ringer podcast inspired me to watch the series for either the 4th or 5th time, and I’d only recommend it as a companion if you have already watched the show through once because there are too many spoilers. 15.

I love the insight and dialogue Van and Jemele bring about the characters, the themes of the show, what they thought Simon was trying to accomplish and ultimately the very critical eye on what has in fact happened to cities in America.

Here's the Latest Episode from ‘The Wire’: Way Down in the Hole – The Ringer: “Time After Time” Jul 28, 2020.

A different recording was used in each one of the 5 seasons. 0 min. “Way Down in the Hole”: Systemic Urban Inequality and The Wire Anmol Chaddha and William Julius Wilson TheWireis set in a modern American city shaped by economic restruc-turing and fundamental demographic change that led to widespread job loss and the depopulation of inner-city neighborhoods.1 While the series can be viewed as an account of the systemic failure of political, economic, and social … Outstanding! Hosted by former ESPN anchor Jamele Hill and former TMZ personality Van Lathan, this podcast is doing a companion show to coincide with every episode of HBO's acclaimed series.

‘Way Down in the Hole’: “The Wire” Jemele Hill and Van Lathan break down the sixth episode of ‘The Wire’ By Jemele Hill and Van Lathan May 5, 2020, 8:17am EDT

Really enjoy the debates that come out of “Stringer Bell F*ckboy Moments.” And the references the the book “All the Pieces Matter.” The energy is infectious and positive, even when we’re talking about the bleak stuff. And in 2020, every first-year coach has a young passer and the chance to change the trajectory of their respective franchise.Damian Lillard powered Portland through the seeding games and the play-in to get to the postseason. With pressure increasing and rotations tightening, every decision becomes critical.