It's A Cole World

The WNBL season is done but the basketball keeps on going. There's plenty happening in the WNBA as the new CBA has been agreed upon. Bec talks about what this means, as well as the Opals and how a savvy 37 year old is leading from the front.

Alice Kunek joins the show live from China, where she talks about her international experiences, what they mean to her and how it has shaped her into the person she is today.

A Champ is in the building. Townsville Fire's Alicia Froling joins Bec to talk about the championship, the culture at Townsville, tattoos, celebrations and more.

It's time for a solo episode as Bec Cole grabs the mic and shares her thoughts following an intense match-up between the Fire and Lynx in Game 1 of the WNBL Championship Series. Courtney Woods starred and Bec wants to see Perth go to Han Xu more in Game 2.

WNBA star Angel Reese joins us for a special episode to talk about her involvement with Reebok, what inspires her, fashion and being more than a basketball player.

This episode is collaborated with Cut To The Jase with Jason Cadee, products of basketball.com.au 

Michele Timms joins Bec to talk about everything that went down at the WNBL 25/26 Awards including Izzy Borlase's MVP and a special shout to an under the radar Perth Lynx player too.

Fresh off signing a 2 year deal as the Sydney Flames head coach, Renae Garlepp talks how she even got into coaching in the first place, what it's like being in charge and her awesome experience with the U19 Gems team.

Legend of the game Kelsey Griffin joins Bec to talk about clocking game 250 this season in the WNBL, the rise and attitude of young star Izzy Borlase, and what keeps her motivated after all of these years.

Star of the Perth Lynx Ally Wilson stops by to talk about her new found joy in the game, particularly after almost giving the game up a few years ago. She also talks about her love of Perth, supporting the Indigenous community and how she would approach another WNBA chance.

Bendigo Spirit guard Meg McConnell talks about how she ended up in Bendigo of all places, why she loves the league and her teammates, plus her older brother TJ McConnell who plays for the Indiana Pacers.