Morgan Campbell

Mel Woods, a culture writer exploring media's impact on events, and Morgan Campbell, who analyzes sports media evolution, dive into the evolving landscape of the Olympics. They discuss how streaming and TikTok have transformed athlete visibility and fan engagement, making the Games more personal and interactive. The duo highlights the humorous side of athletes' social media journeys and reflects on how these changes challenge traditional broadcasting. They also explore the implications for future sports viewing experiences and sponsorship opportunities.

Carl Wilson, a music critic for Slate, discusses Joni Mitchell's new jazz compilation, highlighting her evolution from folk to jazz and the significance of her artistic choices. He emphasizes the impact of her collaboration with jazz legends. Meanwhile, Morgan Campbell covers the story of Roy Jones Jr., who finally received the gold medal he was denied in the controversial 1988 Olympics. They delve into the boxing community's reaction and the themes of fairness and redemption sparked by this profound moment.