The wording of the story implied that Goff was willing to have a daypart so long as he could continue his successful(?) podcast on a medium the station is desperately trying to tap in order to stay afloat. That seems like a win-win for the Score, right?

After decades of Bernstein showing up 10 minutes before his shift started and Boers doing the show from his living room, NOW they decide to dig in and demand focus from on-air talent?

I'd love for just one of the reporters who laud Goff to actually investigate the viewership of his podcast. I think The Ringer gives him a salary, rather than the ratings based pay of most podcasts/youtubes. That is why Jason wants to grip that with both hands. They must feel he fills a void in their network coverage.

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and I would never use the words "sharp as a tack" to describe Rahimi. She's never displayed a quick wit. She doesn't provide cutting edge analysis or even the type of insider information you would expect from someone who came up as a reporter.

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What makes you think that?

Podcast ratings are exceedingly hard to come by. The Ringer has canceled shows before it's not an indefinite leash. But I suspect Goff is doing just enough to sell FanDuel ads

That said I agree Agrest doesn't know how Goff is doing either. He just assumes the undeniable talent (forgetting it's already been denied many places)

There should be a rule hosts can't monologue or talk with their co-host for more than 10 minutes without phone calls or a guest. Leila and Grote blah blah blah is brutal.

Accidentally tuned into the show for 5 minutes after I got off of work. Conversation topic = MET Gala fashion. Ugh.

Hi random producer person. yes i'm sure it was an accident you tuned in .