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Sep 14, 2024 23 min

Rem Rieder on Earl Monroe

from The Lives They're Living Hosted by Ben Yagoda

My guest is the legendary journalist Rem Rieder. Over the course of more than five decades, he's had positions at both the Philadelphia Inquirer and the late, lamented Philadelphia Bulletin, the Miami Herald, and the Washington Post. He was also the longtime media columnist for USA Today and editor of the American Journalism Review. His subject is his idol, one of the greatest basketball players of all time, Earl Monroe. YouTube Earl Monroe highlight reel. Woody Allen's profile of Monroe in Sport magazine. Michael Kay 2013 interview with Earl Monroe.

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