Bill Simmons dials up Joe House to break down the NBA playoffs and, more importantly, the food options in San Antonio and Memphis.
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In Part 1 of 2, Bill Simmons talks to Joe House about the NHL and NBA playoffs, then asks which playoff city is House's food favorite. In Part 2, Simmons calls Zach Lowe to talk about the NBA playoffs and whether Golden State can pull off the upset over the Spurs.
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Bill calls Joe House to talk NBA playoffs, then Andy Greenwald joins to talk Game of Thrones.
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Bill Simmons calls Zach Lowe and basketball gambler Haralabos Voulgaris to discuss the first two rounds of the NBA playoffs and the league's best coaches.
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Jason Collins joins Bill to discuss how his life has changed since his historic announcement.
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Bill calls Wesley Morris to discuss Jason Collins coming out as a gay athlete in a major American sports league.
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In part 1 of 2, Bill tells Jalen and Jacoby his conspiracy theory of a Jay-Z and Lebron James business merger. Then they talk NBA Playoffs, and Kobe's future. In part 2 of 2, Bill, Jalen and Jacoby talk NBA Playoffs, Kenyon Martin's comeback, and whether Jay-Z, Obama, or Michael Jordan would get the best table at a nightclub. In the bonus video after the jump, Simmons pitches Jalen and Jacoby his theory that LeBron James and Jay-Z are setting the table to team up under the Roc Nation Sports banner.
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Rolling Stone's Matt Taibbi joins Bill to discuss the Boston Marathon bombings, finances in sports, corruption among the wealthy, and much more.
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Bill Simmons calls Zach Lowe to discuss the first weekend of the NBA playoffs.
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Joe House joins Bill to review the first round of the NBA playoffs, and make some gambling suggestions, you know, if gambling were legal.
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Bill calls Grantland's NBA guru, Zach Lowe, to discuss the Lakers’ future in the wake of the devastating Kobe injury and look ahead to the exciting playoff matchups.
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Bill gets Colin Cowherd's thoughts on working at ESPN, the triumph of LeBron James, and how he does three hours of radio by himself every day.
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Bill Simmons talks to Chad Ford and Joe House about the NCAA tournament, the upcoming NBA draft, and whether Nerlens Noel will still be the no. 1 pick, despite a torn ACL.
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Jalen Rose joins Bill on an emergency podcast to talk about Chris Webber's deteriorating relationship with the University of Michigan and his Fab Five teammates. Listen to hear Jalen make an impassioned plea to Webber to join him, and the rest of the Fab Five, in the stands in Atlanta on Monday to watch Michigan play in the national championship game against Louisville. Be sure to check out video from the podcast after the jump.
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Bill Simmons talks to TNT's Steve Kerr about March Madness, his thoughts on the Miami Heat's win streak, and the upcoming NBA playoffs.
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