That's all folks, the Milwaukee Bucks are the 2021 NBA Champions. In the season finale, co-hosts Natasha & Justine debrief the NBA Finals and the Bucks' epic comeback from being down 0-2 to start the series. They also vote on what the best meme was from the NBA Finals and who's outfits were the most fire. Tune in, won't you?

Hey there! On episode 5 of Hoop There It Is, co-hosts Natasha & Justine chat about the NBA Finals including the Suns' hot start, Monty Williams & Chris Paul's full circle story, and what two-time NBA MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Bucks have to prove. And in honour of Space Jam 2 debuting this week, the gals also discuss which basketball movie is the GOAT. Tune in!

The NBA Playoffs are down to four teams and in episode 4 of Hoop there it is, co-hosts Natasha & Justine discuss the Eastern & Western Conference Finals. They also dive into whether Paul George's true identity is Playoff P or Pandemic P and who is really cursed, Chris Paul or the Clippers. Tune in, won't you?

On Episode 3 of Hoop there it is, co-hosts Natasha & Justine chat about the Los Angeles Lakers being eliminated from the NBA Playoffs. Also, following LeBron James' Mountain Dew salsa dancing commercial, the gals discuss what other NBA players would do well on Dancing With the Stars, who their favourite Raptors alumni are, and which players they'd pick to form a super team to challenge the remaining playoff teams. Tune in!

On Episode 2 of Hoop there it is, Natasha & Justine dive into what the heck is happening with the NBA fans in attendance at games, talk about Trae Young & the Atlanta Hawks shimmying their way past the New York Knicks, and about how the Miami Heat's 2021 Playoff run lasted as long as J. Cole's basketball career... and I oop. Tune in, won't you?

Welcome to episode 1 of our podcast, Hoop there it is. This week co-hosts Natasha Shivraj and Justine Jones discuss the first round of the NBA playoffs, (including what the most exciting series has been so far), give their takes on the MVP award, and also hand out their own NBA awards.