Flagrant and Funny with Cari Champion and Jemele Hill

Jemele and Cari try to break down cheating (spoiler: “new pow wow” gets a lot of airtime). Then it’s on to the Winter Olympics. Cari and Jemele have Black History Month shoutouts to Surya Bonaly for her legendary backflip, and to the new generation making history on the ice - Laila Edwards and Erin Jackson. Plus, Coscarelli’s forearm gets an unexpected moment in the spotlight.
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Cari and Jemele cover Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime performance and Cari’s full-on love affair (and yes, she’s plotting a Buenos Aires rendezvous he doesn’t even know about). Then Olympians like Hunter Hess speak their truth about representing the U.S., and face backlash in certain circles. Plus, Lindsey Vonn’s fearless Olympic finale - should legends get to go out on their own terms, injuries and all, or does the criticism hit differently when it’s a woman?
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Jemele and Cari dish on Keanu Reeves' legendary return to a local SF haunt (spoiler: the food was mid), roast Super Bowl festivities, and nerd out over celebrity shoe choices. They break down the latest WNBA negotiations and chat with Saints star turned helmet pitch man Cam Jordan about Black History Month, his post-NFL plans, and how not to blow your rookie paycheck in Vegas.
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Cari and Jemele bring their friendship and laughs to Radio Row during Super Bowl Week. Today, it’s all about Bad Bunny and the Grammy Awards. Please quiz Jemele on who’s who in the music world! Plus, Katie Nolan joins as Flagrant and Funny’s first-ever guest. There’s chatter about Bad Bunny’s halftime takeover (and Cari’s very real crush), and Katie plays the hottest new game: “Guess the NFL Position.”
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In this episode, Cari Champion and Jemele Hill dive into the world of professional tennis, focusing on the reactions and emotional journeys of Naomi Osaka and Coco Gauff after victories and defeats. The conversation unpacks the double standards faced by women, especially Black women, in sports.
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