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Danny Penza: Former sports writer for the recently defunct Medford (Oregon) Mail Tribune

Jesse Washington: Andscape senior writer and longtime newspaper/magazine scribe

Mike Organ, Tennessean sports writer

Jason Gay: Wall Street Journal sports columnist and author, "I Wouldn't Do That If I Were Me: Modern Blunders and Modest Triumphs (but Mostly Blunders)"

Amie Just: Nebraska Cornhuskers columnist for the Lincoln Journal Star and HuskerExtra

Rick (The Commish) Hummel: Former St. Louis Post-Dispatch baseball writer

Timothy Bella: Washington Post writer and author of "Barkley: A Biography"

Dave Hannigan: Irish Times sports columnist, author of "Muhammad Ali: Fifteen Rounds in the Wilderness."

Glasses Malone: Hip-hop artist, writer

David Ritz: Legendary ghost writer (for everyone from Aretha to Marvin Gaye to Sinbad and Scott Weiland), song writer, liner notes penner

Doug Ellin: Writer/producer, "Entourage" and "Ramble On"

Shalise Manza Young: Yahoo Sports columnist/former Boston Globe Patriots beat writer

Jeff Pearlman: Author, "The Last Folk Hero: The Life and Myth of Bo Jackson"

Tyler Dunne: Author, "The Blood and Guts: How Tight Ends Save Football"

Beth Warren: Louisville Courier-Journal investigative reporter

Jemele Hill: Author, "Uphill: A Memoir" and contributing writer, The Atlantic

Robert Garrett: Author, "Stringer: A Sportswriter's Memoir" and ALS patient

Candace Buckner: Washington Post sports columnist

Ruby Cramer: Washington Post national political enterprise reporter

Bill Colson: Former Sports Illustrated managing editor

Brad Mangin: Sports photographer, author of "28: A Photographic Tribute to Buster Posey"

Jeff Pearlman: The story behind the story behind my gut-wrenching experience reporting a piece for Golf Digest on the University of the Southwest golf team van accident.

Ben Arthur: Tennessee Titans beat writer, The (Nashville) Tennessean

Ron Shelton: Writer, director and author, "The Church of Baseball: The Making of Bull Durham: Home Runs, Bad Calls, Crazy Fights, Big Swings, and a Hit"

Rich Cohen: Longtime journalist and author, "The Adventures of Herbie Cohen: World's Greatest Negotiator."

Eric Dickerson: Pro Football Hall of Famer and author, "Watch My Smoke"

Catherine Pearlman: Author of, "First Phone: A Child's Guide to Digital Responsibility, Safety, and Etiquette."

Keri Blakinger: Author, "Corrections in Ink: Dispatches from an American Prison" and Marshall Project staff writer

Marc Topkin: Tampa Bay Times' loooooooongtime Rays beat writer

Dr. Lindsay Chervinsky: Presidential historian and author of "The Cabinet: George Washington and the Creation of an American Institution"

Brad Townsend: Veteran Dallas Morning News sports writer/NBA chronicler

Jeff Live! [Giving a journalism talk at the Covington]

Howard Bryant: Award-winning sports writer and author of "Rickey: The Life and Legend of an American Original"

Brandon Lingle: San Antonio Express-News columnist and United States Air Force vet

Teddy Greenstein: Former Chicago Tribune scribe, author of "Quarterback Dads"

Jason Tharp: Children's book author/inexplicable target of the modern hard-right culture war

Gabrielle Calise: Tampa Bay Times Culture and Nostalgia Reporter

Tracy Letts: Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, Tony Award-winning actor, "Jack McKinney" in "Winning Time"

Payton Titus: University of Florida journalism student

Cheo Hodari Coker: Television and movie writer and producer (and former music journalist)

John McClain: Recently retired Houston Chronicle NFL writer

Kostya Kennedy: New York Times best-selling author, "True: The Four Seasons of Jackie Robinson."

C. Trent Rosecrans: Cincinnati Reds beat writer, The Athletic

Lacey Rose: Executive Editor, TV at The Hollywood Reporter

Max Borenstein: Showrunner, writer, HBO's "Winning Time"

Mark Whicker: Newly retired Southern California News Group sports columnist

Rodney Barnes: Writer and executive producer, "HBO's Winning Time."

Jeff Pearlman and Catherine Pearlman: On the wild, wacky, crazy, serendipitous adventure of having "Showtime" become an HBO series

Jim Hecht: Co-creator, writer and executive producer of HBO's "Winning Time"

Rita Williams-Garcia: Author, New York Times best-selling author of "One Crazy Summer"

Joseph Goodman: AL.com sports columnist, author of "We Want Bama: A Season of Hope and the Making of Nick Saban's 'Ultimate Team'"

Mike Sielski: Philadelphia Inquirer columnist and author of, "The Rise: Kobe Bryant and the Pursuit of Immortality"

Leah Vann: LSU football and baseball writer, The (Baton Rouge) Advocate

Chris Herring: Sports Illustrated writer and author, "Blood in the Garden: The Flagrant History of the 1990s New York Knicks"

Jessie Sage: Writer/Sex Worker/Former Pittsburgh City Paper Sex Columnist

Chris Long: Former NFL defensive end and host of The Green Light Pod

Steve Cannella: Sports Illustrated co-editor in chief

Katie Strang: The Athletic senior enterprise and investigative writer

Mark Fainaru-Wada: ESPN investigative reporter and co-author of "Game of Shadows"

Kelsie Snow: Host, "Sorry, I'm Sad" podcast and former St. Paul Pioneer Press Twins beat writer

Justin Tinsley: The Undefeated sports and culture writer

Michael Kay: New York Yankees play by play announcer and author, "CenterStage"

Chuck Culpepper: Washington Post sports writer

Anne Byrn: Elite food writer, multiple New York Times best-selling cookbook author

Jimmy Kimmel: Host and Executive Producer, "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"

Ivan Maisel: Veteran college football writer and author of: "I Keep Trying to Catch His Eye: A Memoir of Loss, Grief, And Love"

Kavitha Davidson: The Athletic

Paul Gutierrez, ESPN.com's Las Vegas Raiders beat writer

Richard Marx: Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter

Joe Posnanski: Award-winning sports writer and author of "The Baseball 100"

Jonatha Brooke: Legendary singer/songwriter

Wallace Matthews: Former Newsday boxing writer, NY Post and NY Daily News columnist, 1050 ESPN host and espn.com Yankees beat writer

Johnette Howard: Longtime sports writer, co-author of "All In," Billie Jean King's autobiography

Alex Acquisto: Lexington Herald-Leader public health and social services reporter

Kim Severson: New York Times Food Correspondent

Michael C. Bender: Wall Street Journal Senior White House reporter and author, "Frankly, We Did Win This Election"

Mirin Fader: Author, "Giannis: The Improbable Rise of an NBA MVP"

Luca Evans: Los Angeles Times stringer/Chapman University senior

Dan Shaughnessy: Boston Globe sports columnist

T.J. Quinn: ESPN investigative reporter

Jesse Newell: Kansas City Star University of Kansas basketball, football beat writer

Kate Fagan: Author, "All the Colors Came Out: A Father, a Daughter and a Lifetime of Lessons"

James Wagner: New York Times baseball writer

Jon Wertheim: Sports Illustrated senior writer, 60 Minutes correspondent and author of, "Glory Days: The Summer of 1984 and the 90 Days That Changed Sports and Culture Forever"

Angie Thomas: New York Times best-selling author of "The Hate U Give"

Jeff Passan: ESPN.com and @espn MLB writer

Eli Saslow: Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post staff writer

David Jordan: Co-author of "Cobra: A Life of Baseball and Brotherhood."

Jasmin Sani: Editor in chief—The Panther, Chapman University's student newspaper

Chip Brantley: Co-host and writer of NPR's "White Lies," a Pulitzer finalist for investigative podcasts

Matt Johnson: Former editor/writer, Mariposa Weekly Gazette

Alan Richman: Former GQ food, wine and restaurant writer

Virginia Heffernan: Los Angeles Times and Wired columnist

Jamal Greene: Former SI baseball reporter, Columbia Law School Dwight Professor of Law and author of "How Rights Went Wrong: Why Our Obsession with Rights is Tearing America Apart"

Tom Callahan: Author, "Gods At Play: An Eyewitness Account of Great Moments in American Sports"

Alexander Wolff: Former Sports Illustrated senior writer, author of "Endpapers: A Family Story of Books, War, Escape and Home"

Episode 200: Life in the mid-1990s Sports Illustrated Bullpen

Devin Gordon: Author, "So Many Ways To Lose: The Amazin' True Story of the New York Mets—The Best Worst Team in Sports."

Katie Barnes: ESPN writer covering culture, LGBTQ issues, women’s basketball, collegiate softball and women’s combat sports.

Tyler Dunne: Editor and publisher of GoLongTD.com and former Bleacher Report NFL writer