In the first-ever episode of the All Basketball Podcast, I (Maurice Dixon) am joined by Mike, Ian, Rob and Frank to discuss the restart of the NBA in a "bubble" at Disney World and whether it will work. We also talk about the epic dunks by Vince Carter, who recently retired and will be remembered as the Greatest Dunker of All-Time. We conclude the show with our lists of underrated and overrated NBA players, resulting in some interesting debates.

In this episode, Cornelius and Wilburn join the podcast for the first time, and Mike and Frank are back to discuss with me (Maurice) The Last Dance documentary about Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen and the six-time champion Chicago Bulls. We voiced what impressed us the most with the documentary and even talk about some moments that should have appeared in the series. We also share some of our favorite quotes of the documentary. We talk about whether Pippen was portrayed in a negative light, debate if Jordan's final shot as a Bull was preceded by a push off and other popular topics from the 10-hour piece.

In this episode, Chris Brown, who recently started playing professional basketball abroad, joins the show for the first-ever episode of 1-on-1 with host Maurice Dixon. Chris talks about how the coronavirus has affected him and how he plans to stay active during the shutdown of many gyms, parks and recreational areas. He also speaks on how his opportunity to play in Mexico came about and other topics during this inspirational interview.

In this episode, Rob, Ian, Frank and myself (Maurice) start off a little differently, talking about how we are adjusting to the effects of the coronavirus (COVID-19) and some recent NFL news. We also discuss which skills we view as supreme on the basketball court along with who maximized their skills in the NBA and who didn't. Then for the final topic, we list our favorite basketball movies despite their flaws and others we think should have never been released.

In this episode, Mike, Ian and Parrish join me (Maurice) in discussing the upcoming NBA All-Star game in Chicago and the changes that were made to honor Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna Bryant, who both tragically died along with seven other people in a helicopter crash on January 26. We also debate if Trae Young should be a starter due to his team's terrible regular-season record, and we also talk about which All-Star reserves we would replace with a snubbed player. We also touch on the upcoming trade deadline and try to understand why the young, athletic stars pass on participating in the Dunk Contest.

In this episode, Mike, Ian and myself (Maurice) voice our displeasure with the recent play of the North Carolina Tar Heels, who do have somewhat of an excuse due to all the injuries at the point guard position and just lost at home to the Clemson for the first in 60 games. We also debate and discuss whether the coaching staff or available players are more responsible for the recent struggles. Lawrence is also back on the show as we debate whether Zion Williamson should participate in the upcoming Dunk Contest and talk about the exchange of words on Twitter between Kevin Durant and Kendrick Perkins when Russell Westbrook made his return to Oklahoma City.

In this episode, myself (Maurice), Henri and Mike discuss some of the factors that have caused the NBA ratings to be lower than usual or expected. We also suggest some changes that could help keep fans interested during the regular season of the NBA. Mike and I debate the injury issue with players and all of us voice our displeasure of how James Harden produces points for the Houston Rockets. We also give Luka Doncic credit for his very impressive start of his second season and discuss whether a head coaching position is still the best move for David Fizdale.

In this episode, I offer my thoughts on the early highlights of certain players and teams and low points for others of the 2019-20 NBA season. I also discuss the Los Angeles Lakers tainted winning streak along with the success of the Phoenix Suns, and the troubles the Golden State Warriors and New Orleans Pelicans are currently facing after seven games. In addition, I make a suggestion (probably not the most practical one) of how the NBA can possibly deal with this epidemic of "load management" for the fan's sake.

In this episode, Frank and Mike rejoin the show and James joins us for the first time to preview the approaching 2019-20 NBA regular season. We debate James Harden and Russell Westbrook's IQ in late-game situations and predict how that duo will perform this season. We also share what we expect from some of the other dynamic duos. We also discuss who has the best chance of being the next MVP and which rookies we are excited to see hit the NBA scene.

In this episode, Ian, Mike, Frank, new guest Fred and myself (Maurice) lash out at Bleacher Report for its disrespectful All-Time NBA Top-50 list, which had Isiah Thomas ranked way too low, Allen Iverson not even on the list and Stephen Curry ranked a little too high, and ahead of Kobe Bryant. We also voice who we think shouldn't be on the list and who should be, and we intensely debate LeBron James' greatness against Larry Bird's.