Stewie and Myles are joined by elite skills trainer Chris Brickley for a discussion about how he got to the top of the game, the keys to working with the best basketball players in the world and what he does to stay grounded through it all. 

They get into Chris' early days at Louisville with Coach Rick Pitino, the most skilled player he ever worked with and the best Black Ops run he ever saw. The conversation gets personal with his connection to Stewie, his meaningful tattoos, the best advice for success and the impact of his signature shoe deal with Puma.

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In this episode of Game Recognize Game, Stewie and Myles break down Myles’ unconventional All-Star break getaway, what it really feels like to win Olympic gold, and what Stewie has learned so far from Season 2 of Unrivaled. They discuss the Unrivaled MVP race, Angel Reese’s return, and whether Myles would ever consider playing 3x3 at the Olympics — plus Myles builds his dream 3-on-3 teams.

The conversation also turns honest as they address tanking in both the NBA and WNBA, before Myles revisits his on-court dustup with Rudy Gobert. The episode wraps with Stewie’s Parent Corner and a crash course from Myles on the world of couch co-op gaming.

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It’s a crossover episode as Fudd Around and Find Out links up with Game Recognize Game for a full collab with Breanna Stewart and Myles Turner.

The group gets into what “game recognize game” really means, Azzi’s mindset heading into the final stretch of her college career, and what it feels like to win — and repeat — at the highest level. Stewie shares classic Geno and CD stories from her UConn days (including getting sent to run the Gampel stairs mid-practice), plus advice for navigating March and the transition to the pros.

Ashanti talks about moving from playing to broadcasting and why telling women’s basketball stories still matters. Myles breaks down life after a decade in Indiana, why community matters when you get drafted, and how fashion and LEGO became part of his identity off the court.

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Breanna Stewart and Myles Turner have an open and honest conversation about the fallout from the Giannis trade that never happened, the impact it had on the locker room, and how players learn to navigate the realities of the basketball business.

They revisit the WNBA CBA negotiations, with Stewie explaining why she’s now more confident that a season will happen soon. The conversation then shifts to NBA All-Star Weekend, from players who were snubbed, to the potential of a USA vs. the World format, and what the NBA could take from the Unrivaled 1-on-1 tournament happening this week.

The episode wraps with Myles talking about his Casper Foundation and its mission to support animal rescue, while Stewie reflects on her “Abolish ICE” sign and why she felt compelled to use her platform to make a statement.

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In this episode of Game Recognize Game, Breanna Stewart and Myles Turner show love to players who have been proving they have serious game this season, including Anthony Black, Chelsea Gray, and JT Toppin.

The show then shifts to the business side of basketball as Stewie dives deep into the WNBA CBA, having an open and honest player’s perspective conversation with Myles. They break down why understanding the CBA matters, how it impacts careers in real time, and the key differences between NBA and WNBA agreements, including the very real possibility that the WNBA season could be affected.

The episode also delivers plenty of classic Game Recognize Game moments: Myles admits to getting cooked by Reggie Jackson, Stewie gives Sue Bird her flowers for elite leadership, and the show wraps with parenting advice from Stewie and a grounding yoga lesson from Myles.

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In the debut episode of Game Recognize Game, Breanna Stewart and Myles Turner introduce the podcast, their partnership, and the meaning behind the phrase that defines the show. Stewie and Myles share the story of how they first met, and why it landed Myles in trouble with Pacers coaches, before diving into a story about the WNBA game where Stewie admits she truly got cooked.

The conversation moves to leadership and respect, with Myles naming the best leader he’s ever played with and Stewie spotlighting the most underrated player in the WNBA. The episode wraps with “Parenting Advice from Stewie,” plus a deep dive into Lego culture as Myles schools her on the tricks of the trade.

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