In Part 2 of the crossover event with Kings Pulse, we get to know the stories behin Richard Ivanowski and Brendan Nunes's journeys to covering the Kings for a living. Outside of that, we talk a little bit of Kings basketball, get a grammar lesson, and talk about a smorgasbord of other topics. Enjoy! 

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Basketball is supposedly back soon, and a lot is on our minds! Will it actually come to be? How has the NBA handled the COVID-19 outbreak? What was it like working a G-League game the night that Rudy Gobert was diagnosed?

Deuce Mason and Morgan Ragan joined as as we discussed all of this and more. Obviously, to cap it off, we needed to talk about the reunion with Corey Brewer and what his signing means for the Kings. 

You might notice a dip in audio quality. Unfortunately, the recording was done on a laptop microphone instead of the Blue Yeti, but outside of a loss of quality, it does not affect the listenability of the podcast.

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Thank you for your patience the last couple weeks. 

With so much going on sticking to sports for this episode was not van option. We were joined by Damien Barling of The Podcast, ReLive, Stay Conscious, and dozens of other shows. 

Damien helps us guide through the current goings on not just in sports, but in society. We talk about Grant Napear’s firing, how we got here, and while the current movement is both unprecedented and set in years of precedent. 

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There’s so much going on that it felt wrong to record a podcast when others have said everything I need to say. Stay safe out there! 

Listen. It's a quarantine. Everything about the world is weird. Life is weird. Sports are weird. Movies are weird. Here's a weird podcast. Just enjoy. 

With no sports to worry about in the present, why not look into the past for inspiration? 

In 2003, the Sacramento Kings met the New York Knicks in the NBA Finals. Doesn't sound familiar? That's because it happened in How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days

In the Jester's Film Club, we will look at the fingerprint the Kings have on Hollywood. In this edition, we ask why a 30-win Knicks team was in the Finals, why the Kings had Chucky Brown in the final minute of one of those games, and how the Knicks got four home games in ten days. 

We are joined by The Kings Herald contributor Will Griffith to discuss these important issues. Please rate, review, and subscribe if you haven't and let us know what movies we should discuss in future episodes. 

This is fun! 

Jack Cooley was only a King for a year, but he made an impression on Kings fans that lasts to this day. Jack joined us to solve all of the world's problems and tell us about his basketball journey. From playing alongside Vince Carter, LeBron James, Zach Randolph, and Garrett Temple to his hatred of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, playing for Notre Dame and moving overseas, Jack and Bradley solve all the problems of the world. 

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We are back! 

Lots of work went into The Kings Herald, but none of it would have been possible without Blake Ellington and his team behind the scenes. 

We go over all the work that went into the site from inception and where we want to go from here. We also learn a little bit about Blake's past covering the Kings. 

As always, thank you for coming with us to our new home! We will be back soon! 

The Sactown Royalty Show is now The Jester's Court. After a long absence, we are back and we have a new name. With The Kings Herald's launch, Bradley interviews several members of the staff as they discuss what they are most excited about in these coming months. There's also a fair amount of talk about the current moment and how the TKH crew is coping with life in quarantine. 

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