Jemele Hill

Jemele Hill, journalist and podcaster known for sharp sports and cultural commentary, joins to discuss activism and gambling in sports. She reflects on the cost of speaking out and the legacy of athlete protest. Conversations also cover normalization of betting, player power and missed collective action, and how culture and politics collide on big stages.

Dr. Joshua Coleman, clinical psychologist and bestselling author on family estrangement. Jemele Hill, Emmy-winning journalist and memoirist who shares her own no contact story. They discuss rising rates of estrangement, cultural and generational drivers, when cutting ties may be warranted, and pathways toward repair and reconciliation. Short, candid conversations about boundaries, family dynamics, and healing.

Jemele Hill, a sharp political commentator, joins Elie Mystal, a legal analyst with a keen eye on justice, and Errin Haines, a journalist dedicated to race and equity. They discuss the political dynamics seen in the Trump-Harris debate, highlighting critical moments and audience reactions. The conversation flows from the significance of economic issues to the crucial role of live fact-checking. They also tackle complex social topics, including racial identity in politics, while keeping the tone lively with humor and relatable anecdotes.

Sports journalist and Atlantic contributor Jemele Hill discusses the impact of the legalization of sports betting on leagues, athletes, and fans. Topics include the challenges of managing athletes who gamble, the rise of gambling addiction in sports, and the implications of sports betting on college sports and the Olympics.

Veteran sports journalist Jemele Hill joins to discuss the sexism and racism in media coverage of WNBA rookie Caitlin Clark. They explore the challenges faced by women's basketball, unfair portrayal of players, and the need for inclusivity in sports media.