The BBC Radio discussion concerning the NBA Dress code and race has been posted on the BBC's website (after clicking on that link, you will see the phrase "LISTEN TO THE PROGRAMME" on the right-hand column -- below that is the audio link and just click on that for the audio file). The entire "World Have Your Say" program is on the audio file, so you may want to skip to the NBA portion -- our discussion occurs from minutes 38:27 to 47:54.
It was a lively discussion, to say the least! The guests (in order of appearance):
* Me (lawyer/law professor/Sports Law Blog)
* Colleen Hammond (self-described "award-winning writer, radio and television talk show host, educator, comedienne, and Catholic mother")
* Greg (lawyer/Sports Law Blog)
* Sean Gonsalvez (columnist for the Cape Cod Times)
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