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The One and Only VanVan! Plus, Jim Brown’s Complicated Legacy.

Van and Rachel also discuss Brittney Griner making her WNBA return and speaking on why she’s now standing for the national anthem

By Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay

Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay discuss the life of Jim Brown, which included both advocating for civil rights and arrests for assaulting women (20:29). Then, they react to Tim Scott’s presidential bid (35:48) before welcoming music sensation VanVan and her father Reggie McConneaughey to talk about playing outside everyday and her rise to social media stardom (53:16). Finally, Brittney Griner makes her WNBA return and speaks on why she’s now standing for the national anthem (1:14:22).

‌Hosts: Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay
Guests: VanVan and Reggie McConneaughey
Producers: Donnie Beacham Jr. and Ashleigh Smith

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