Jay and crew sit down and have an exhilarating conversation with WNBA champion and East High School alum, Shae Kelley. We journey through her life on and off the court, from her middle school days to the global stage of professional basketball. Relive the school days spent honing her skills and explore the vital friendships formed within the basketball fraternity.  Interestingly, Shae also unpacks her unique perspective as a basketball vagabond, having traversed from one school to another during her career.

Many challenges await women in sports, and Shae's experiences are no exception. She will guide us through the highs and lows of her professional journey, shedding light on the mental and physical demands of playing basketball overseas. Get ready to empathize with the obstacles she faced, from language barriers to cultural differences and limited work opportunities. On a brighter note, Shae will also share the promising potential of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) for women in sports, and how social media and supporter dedication are shaping the future of professional women's basketball.

Our conversation with Shae is a roller coaster of experiences. She opens up about the intersection of athleticism and appeal, the dynamics of NCAA games, and the influence of the overseas basketball market. Unveiling her dating experiences as a professional basketball player, Shae emphasizes the importance of having a supportive team and the need to stay focused on success. We'll also pay a heartfelt tribute to Nikki Weddle, a Denver basketball legend, greatly influential in Shae's career. So, tune in for an episode filled with insights, inspiring stories, and a journey through the life of a woman who is changing the face of basketball.

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