We Want Prenup

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Mike and Chance are back this week while Joc and Gerry are out for load management. On this week's docket: Earlier... Dr. Dre is getting a divorce. Forbes' estimates his net worth to be $800M! (4:32) The New England Patriots sign Cam Newton to a $7.5M/1-year deal. (18:21) The NBA has setting the tone for the entire world all year, from coronavirus response to social justice. (27:23) LeBron James is the Quintessential Millennial. He and Maverick Carter raise $100M for SpringHill Co. (34:32) AMC announces “The Broken and the Bad,” coming July 9. (41:19) Random Thoughts Life without summer blockbusters. (49:05) Let’s Get Deep Is outrage culture real? (1:03:21) Plugs: Full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/823lSCNU0AA Subscribe on YouTube! Website Link: http://theRep.Network Contact Us: Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @TheRepNetwork. Like us on Facebook @RepertoireTPN. Email us questions at [email protected].

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