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The fadeHouse Chronicles (TfHC) is where you can hear your hosts Tone Felone, Brag Smif, and Nate Washington talk about everything from Pop culture, politics, current events, ghosts to gold diggers. Sometimes we have a special guest stop thru too! Hella unsafe for work tho. Pull up to The Fadehouse! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/TheFadehouseChronicles/support
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Welcome to the official podcast of NBA player and Slam Dunk Contest Champion Terrence Ross! Every week, Terrence and his co-host Stephen Madison (aka Potsi) chop it up about all things sports, entertainment, video games, and whatever else they think of. Keep an eye out for celebrity guests too! The T.Ross Podcast is presented by A-Game. A-Game is an all natural sports drink with various flavors made with all natural ingredients such as honey and sea salt minerals. Founded by World Series Cha ...
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Former NBA teammates (and current best friends) Carlos Boozer and Nate Robinson are teaming up for a brand-new podcast called HOLDAT, which analyzes the league from a player’s perspective both on and off the floor. Boozer (a two-time All-Star) and Robinson (a former Slam Dunk Contest winner) played more than 23 years combined in the NBA and dish priceless stories from their time in the league, ranging from on-the-court confrontations to card games on the team plane. With a unique angle on th ...
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Welcome to the Sally Guttaz Series podcast, where we want to spread the love , and we want you to feel the love. We express through art, life, sports and music to portray our message. Come spread this message with us!!
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Every Wednesday, Zach Cronin hosts a podcast that 50 percent of the time is 90 percent basketball. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hedging-screens/support
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All sports podcast hosted by Trevor Palfey, Hadley Hollern, Jarod Kutz, Kevin Smith, Ryan Shope & Jonathan Smith. We'll be talkin' shop. If you like hot takes, predictions, and love to be informed/involved in the latest sports talk, Chalk Talk is for you.
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The Game Day's own Steve Inman discusses all the craziness of the NBA with multiple special guests every week. Steve talks to the top fantasy basketball experts along with professional tipsters to help improve your game.
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Holding presence in the past was challenging for Black people. Art ignored the existence of the Black being unless relegated to subservient and dismissive roles. An investigation of that presence of the past and the impact Black art will have on holding presence in the future is discussed in detail by Ms. Judine Somerville and Mr. Clayton Singleton…
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Vince gives his take on the Celtics championship run and if he thinks they can repeat next season. Vince goes deep on Free Agency and where he thinks the top guys like Paul George, OG Anunoby and DeMar DeRozan could possibly fit. Vince also tells the incredible behind the scenes story of his Draft Night Trade with Antawn Jamison, and gets into what…
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Can you recall your favorite sports movie of all time? (No, the Karate Kid doesn't count, stop it.) Well one of our favorites, an underrated and forgotten gem, is Above The Rim. A 1994 classic that may very well have the best basketball played in a sports film ever. But is it good enough to be the first sports movie ever inducted into the First Bal…
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Inside the NBA isn't just a show, it's an institution. In an extra special episode, long-time Inside the NBA producer Tim Kiely joins the pod to talk about his career, working with Shaq and Charles Barkley, and if any iconic Inside the NBA moments are First Ballot Hall of Fame worthy. Timecodes: (03:54) There's no "I" in Team, but there's one in TI…
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In 2013, fueled by two years of resentment after losing to Jason Terry and the Dallas Mavericks in the 2011 NBA finals, LeBron James pulled off one of the most incredible casket dunks ever. Comedian and writer on DAVE, Niles Abston joins the pod to discuss his journey to Hollywood (10:30), working with Lil' Dicky (39:40), and if the Miami Heat bury…
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"Which one of you guys is playing for second?" In 1988, Larry Bird shot the lights out to win his third straight 3-point contest... in his warm-up jacket. Dale Ellis, a 17-year NBA veteran, 1987's NBA Most Improved Player, a 1989 NBA All-Star and All-NBA Selection, and the Godfather of the 3-point shot joins the pod to break down competing with Lar…
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All sports news may just be...gossip! Breaking down Marcus Jordan and Larsa Pippen's relationship is Impersonal Foul writer Madeline Hill, who also talks about the best reality tv shows, how Rich Paul is an athlete, America's Royal Family, and her substack (a newsletter that is the lovechild of Bravo and ESPN). Showtime Codes: (3:30) The four best …
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There was no doubt that Caitlin Clark would make history by becoming the all time NCAA leading scorer. It was only a matter of how and when she would do it. Here to discuss the moment is Dunk Comp's Creative Director Mike Corbett, who joins the pod to talk about Caitlyn’s record breaking moment, the impact of Vince Carter, and the greatness of a ho…
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Part 2 - Vince and Grant Hill continue their conversation, about Coach K's final game, his acting on "Living Single," with Queen Latifah, staring in the NBA as a rookie, dealing with injuries over the years, his role as an owner in the NBA, MLB and MLS, managing Team USA for the upcoming Olympics and his daughter as a young MMA fighter! See omnystu…
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Grant Hill Part 1 - Vince and Grant discuss what it is like to go into the Hall of Fame, this year's Men's and Women's NCAA Tournaments, the rivalry between Duke and UNC that never stops, plus the back story on The Pass Grant made to Christian Laettner vs Kentucky in 1992. The VC Show is a production of iHeartPodcasts and the NBA See omnystudio.com…
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Iconic sports moments can happen anywhere and to anyone. In this episode of the First Ballot Hall of Fame Podcast, friend of the show, comedian, and actor Michael Torpey breaks down one umpire's effort to leave it all on the field. Torpey also dissects the sweet relief of a barf and the most iconic vomits throughout his life. Timecodes: (10:11) Tor…
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With 5 seconds left on the clock, Ray Allen hit a clutch three from the right corner, tying the game and forcing overtime in a moment that would change NBA championship history. Here to talk about the moment is the Head of Content and Communications at the National Basketball Retired Players Association Julio Manteiga, who talks about what he saw a…
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In 2016 Zach Lavine and Aaron Gordon went head to head in what is now regarded as potentially the greatest dunk contest in NBA history. Featuring a free throw line windmill dunk, a free throw line 'tween the legs dunk, and a miraculous "sitting in the air" dunk. Here to discuss is poet, essayist, and cultural critic Hanif Abdurraqib (@NifMuhammad).…
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In this episode we discuss a large variety of topics, kicking it all off with debating whether or not Jake Paul versus Mike Tyson is going to be rigged. We also talk about how Zion Williamson and the New Orleans Pelicans are on a tear, and debate whether or not they will be a true threat in the NBA playoffs. We then discuss whether or not the Golde…
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In this episode of the podcast we debate whether or not Chet Holmgren or Victor Wembanyama deserve to be the NBA Rookie of the Year with Malik having one of the worst takes in this podcast's history, we also discuss the reason why the Sacramento Kings are not talked about this season. We capped off the episode ranking the top 5 Centers in the NBA, …
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Our first true emergency podcast! Two monster plays in two weeks from one rising superstar, Anthony Edwards. And who better to help us navigate which of these two plays should be in the FBHOF than Zach Harper (@talkhoops) of The Athletic. On this episode we talk sp5der hoodies, horse noises, thrunks, and the perfectly balanced omegablade that Thano…
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In this episode of the First Ballot Hall of Fame, we're on the search for the funniest sports moment of all time. TV writer and producer, George Anagnostakos rejoins the pod to break down the Isaiah Thomas Frosty Freeze Out Ejection and Gregg Popovich's Hack-A-Shaq special and help decide if either moment is worthy of the First Ballot Hall of Fame.…
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In this episode we discussed our thoughts on the NBA All-Star game, discussed if the Dunk Contest can ever be exciting again, we also wonder how much longer can Lebron play in the NBA, and we cap off the podcast with discussing all of the franchise tags in the NFL and talking about which franchises do and DON'T have legendary franchise players.…
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March Madness is arguably the best part of college basketball and generates iconic moments year after year. SVP of Late Night West Coast at ViacomCBS and the Official College Basketball Fan of the First Ballot Hall of Fame Podcast, Nick Bernstein and Actor and Writer Michael Torpey join the pod to break down some of NCAA's most iconic moments and i…
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Stephen Curry is one of the greatest shooters of all time. In 2016, with just 0.6 seconds on the clock, Curry hit a game-winning three against the Oklahoma City Thunder and got a Double Bang from Mike Breen. Is this shot the moment that changed the NBA? Producer and co-host of the Jenkins and Jonez podcast, John "LaJethro Jenkins" Nichols joins the…
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In this episode we went through our issues and our thoughts on the Lakers and their trade news surrounding Lebron James, Draymond Green & Jusuf Nurkić's beef, the NBA's All-Star Weekend, 3 point contest between Stephen Curry and Sabrina Ionescu, the slam dunk contest, and we cap off this episode talking about the Kansas City Chiefs coming up big an…
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In the 2021 Eastern Conference Semifinals, Philadelphia 76er Ben Simmons infamously passed up a wide-open dunk over Trae Young. Comedian, Philadelphia native, and host of the We Want Moore podcast, Anthony Moore joins the pod to break down this infamous play and decide if it is worthy of the First Ballot Hall of Fame. Anthony also breaks down Wemby…
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One of the greatest sports journalists in the country and New York Times bestselling author of seven books, Joe Posnanski joins the podcast to talk about the longest jump never recorded and Mike Powell's long jump record. Plus, Joe's favorite baseball moments, how he and Michael Schur started their podcast, and things that kick ass. Timecodes: (7:5…
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We might be canceled ALREADY... In this episode, we discuss the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers heading to the Super Bowl! We also talk about the Baltimore Ravens loss to the Chiefs and figure out if Lamar Jackson is really to blame for their loss. After finishing the football talk, we head over to the NBA where we each give our views on…
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In this very special edition of the First Ballot Hall of Fame Podcast, legendary SLAM contributors Ben Osborne, Lang Whitaker, and Russ Bengtson join the pod to celebrate SLAM magazine's 30th anniversary. They go into all the gritty details of working at one of the most important publications in basketball history from Shawn Kemp's emails to fist b…
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It's our FIRST DAY OUT! In this episode, we'll be speaking about the latest headlines, like Jim Harbaugh becoming the next head coach of the LA Chargers, discussing the top 5 quarterbacks in the NFL this year, the problem with Dak Prescott and the Cowboys who is going to be the next face of the NBA, and our thoughts on if Kevin Durant should be in …
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In 2006 the Dallas Mavericks lost in the NBA finals to the Wade and Shaq led Miami Heat. (Thanks in large part to an astounding 97 free throws by D-Wade…) Later in the 2011 NBA Finals, Nowitzki would find himself on the precipice of rewriting NBA history with one fateful lefty lay. Jason Gallagher, of The Old Man and The Three, joins the pod to dis…
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Dan Devine, Paul from @Dunkcomp, and David Astramskas are back for Part 2 of determining the greatest shattered backboard dunk. This week they break down Shaq's 1992 dunk on NBA Inside Stuff and Darryl Dawkins' OG back-board shattering dunk against the Kansas City Kings and decide which of these dunks are worthy of induction into the First Ballot H…
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Legends of the industry, Dan Devine, Paul from @Dunkcomp, and David Astramskas join the pod as the first-ever First Ballot Hall of Fame voting committee panel to determine and induct the greatest shattered backboard dunk into the First Ballot Hall of Fame. In part one of the first ever two-part episode, the panel breaks down Jerome Lane's thunderou…
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The Flu Game. Game 5 of the tied 1997 NBA Finals and Michael Jordan, despite being ravaged by the flu… drops 38 points to secure a miraculous win. Joining the pod is ESPN sports journalist, author, and cultural critic Scoop Jackson, who breaks down the moment, talks about almost quitting SLAM, and discovering NSYNC. Timecodes: (5:56) Scoop almost q…
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A First Ballot classic, we're throwing it back today. On Christmas Day 2014, a fight on twitter became a scheduled fight in Temecula, California, and signaled a change in modern sports fandom. @SnottieDrippen vs. @MyTweetsRealAF. You cannot make this up. Plus, who’s the most underrated player in all of basketball history? Learn more about your ad c…
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Is Terrence an F1 bandwagoner? Does Potsi have the best fantasy team? How many games will Draymond play before he gets another technical? We're answering the big questions on this week's T. Ross Pod. Follow us on social media! Instagram: tross.podcast TikTok: T.RossPodcast Twitter: @TRossPodcast Want to sponsor the pod? Email us at tross.podcast@gm…
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In game one of the 1992 finals, Michael Jordan put together one of the greatest 3-point shooting performances of his career and hit the most iconic shrug of all time. NBA Twitter Legend and host of the Trill Withers Show, Trill Withers re-joins the pod to discuss if MJ's shrug is worthy of the First Ballot Hall of Fame, the conspiracy behind NBA fi…
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We may never know what truly happened to Paul Pierce when he came crumbling down in Game 1 of the 2008 NBA Finals but we can speculate. Here to discuss Paul's exit in a wheelchair, his return 10 minutes later, and the mystery of whether he actually pooped his pants is producer, writer, and director Osman Noor and multiple time guest and co-host Mic…
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The most anticipated NBA prospect since Lebron James, Victor Wembanyama was drafted to the San Antonio Spurs. And against the KD led Phoenix Suns just 5 games into his young career, the french phenom lived up to the hype. To discuss Wemby's 38-point breakout game is writer, producer, and Twitter Legend Robert McRae. Rob also breaks down his NBA fin…
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The boys are BACK with some BIG news: Terrence is retiring from the NBA! We chop it up about what went into this decision, the highs and lows of a long NBA career, and what's next for T. Ross and Stephen. Follow us on social media! Instagram: tross.podcast TikTok: T.RossPodcast Twitter: @TRossPodcast Youtube.com/TRossPodcast Want to sponsor the pod…
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In 2017, NC State stole away their first win on Duke’s home court in 22 years when Dennis Smith Jr. stole the final possession, dribbled down the court, and dunked it… after the buzzer went off. Here to talk about the dunk is Senior Visual Designer at Google and two time First Ballot Executive Producer Matthew Hollister and First Ballot's first gue…
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The First Ballot Hall of Fame Podcast has a lot to be thankful for this year, and today we're incredibly thankful for Andrew Bernstein's return to the pod. The NBA's First Official photographer, LA Lakers photographer, and Legends of Sport podcast host, re-joins the pod to discuss the answers to Neil's burning questions, working with Kobe Bryant, a…
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Precision beats power, and timing beats speed. In 2015 at UFC 194, Conor McGregor took on José Aldo and executed the fastest finish in UFC title fight history. CBS Sports Writer, Showtime Sports Analyst, and host of the Morning Combat Podcast, Brian Campbell joins the pod to determine if McGregor's 13 Second Knock Out is worthy of the First Ballot …
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The Fab Five is arguably one of the greatest and most influential recruiting classes in college basketball history. Chris Webber, Jalen Rose, Juwan Howard, Jimmy King, and Ray Johnson led Michigan to consecutive NCAA Championship games in 1992 and 1993, with the 1993 title game against UNC being most remembered for Webber's infamous "timeout". Este…
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In 1993, Yankees' pitcher Jim Abbott became a baseball legend throwing a no-hitter with ONE HAND. Legendary comedy writer Alison Agosti re-joins the pod to talk about Abott's one-handed no-hitter, what she would do if she was rich, and her favorite item at Trader Joe's. Showtime Codes: (04:38) Alison Agosti Returns! (05:40) Surviving the Writers St…
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Ryan talks with 12 year NBA vet Ricky Davis about playing with the likes of Baron Davis, Dwyane Wade and Rookie year LeBron James. What was it like to face Allen Iverson in the playoffs, Rookie LeBron vs Wemby, following Vince Carter at the 2000 Dunk Contest and his controversial wrong rim rebound in pursuit of a triple-double. NBA Rookie Life is a…
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In the 1999 NBA Playoffs, Larry Johnson became a Knicks legend after completing a skillful 4-pt play against the Pacers. Here to discuss the moment is actor, writer, producer, and comedian Adam Pally, who talks about the vulnerability of trash talking, being a Knicks fan, and an underrated pizza combo. Showtime Codes: (6:55) Sitting courtside at th…
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Ryan talks with 13 year NBA vet Mike James about making it to the League despite going un-drafted. Mike goes into detail on the time he tried to fight Shaq after a game, his high school team beating Cam'ron and Ma$e in New York, and his 2004 Pistons dominating the Lakers on the way to the title. NBA Rookie Life is a production of iHeartMedia and th…
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Many people might not remember Rolando Blackman hitting the game winner for the Knicks but Drew Dixon does. The writer, producer, and activist joins the pod to discuss this nostalgic moment, working on some of the greatest musical hits, and the importance of fighting for survivors. Showtime Codes: 7:34 - Drew's basketball career 12:25 - Making All …
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"I just saved my right hand for the Lakers." In 1986, bored of dominating opponents with his right hand, Larry Bird decided to shoot with his off-hand against the Portland Trailblazers. Legendary comedian and former host of Sportscenter, The Daily Show, and The Late Late Show, Craig Kilborn, joins the pod to discuss his basketball and comedy career…
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Ryan is joined by fellow 7-foot NBA vet Brendan Haywood to talk about how LeBron James and Michael Jordan are very different in their NBA Training Camp approaches. Plus, a season preview of the best Rookies to watch like Wemby, Scoot, Miller and even some sleepers to keep an eye on. NBA Rookie Life is a production of iHeartMedia and the NBA See omn…
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