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Hey, it's Andy Roddick, and I'm not just a former tennis player. I am a tennis fan, a tennis nerd. I just can't stop watching it. I can't stop analyzing it. I can't stop talking about it to anyone that will listen, which is why I started my podcast Serve with Andy Roddick, now a part of the Vox Media Podcast Network.
On the show, we talk about everything from new up and coming players to the champions dominating the narrative to whatever's on my mind. This January is the Australian Open, and you know I've got some thoughts. So tune in for our Australian Open coverage, find served wherever you get your podcast or on our YouTube channel.
We've been together for about eight years, I'd say. Yeah, 2016. But funny story is we've actually known each other since we were about the age of three.
Yeah, our parents knew each other.
Yeah.
Barbie Augustini and James Cain grew up in New York. Barbie was born in Queens, James in Brooklyn.
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