Jazzed - A Utah Jazz Podcast

The voice of the Jazz, Craig Bolerjack, joins Jazzed to talk about the Jazz/Clippers series - matchups, adjustments and how the Jazz can advance to the Western Conference Finals. Craig shares his insights from being with the team every day and what he's seen from Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert and how's they've taken their games to superstar levels. It's an exciting time to be a Jazz fan!

Thanks to Craig for taking the time to talk Jazz basketball. Be sure to check out Craig's podcast, "Courtside Call" - you won't be sorry!

Find us on Twitter @JazzedPodcast and let us know what you think of the show! Thanks for your support! Go Jazz!

Former Jazzman Alec Burks joins the show and tells us what life was like in the NBA bubble - playing games without fans and passing the time in his hotel room. What show was he binge watching? Alec reminisces on his days in Utah, playing for Quin and his favorite Jazz memories. AB also talks about the spectacular matchup between Donovan Mitchell and Jamal Murray and how Rudy Gobert has progressed throughout his career. Alec is going into free agency this off-season and talks about that process and what the future may hold for him. Thanks so much to Alec for taking the time to catch up with us and tell Jazz fans how much he loves them. Thanks for supporting this podcast! Follow us on social media - @JazzedPodcast. Go Jazz!

Former Jazzman Elijah Millsap joins the show to give his unique perspective on the Jazz/Nuggets series and what he expects ahead of game 7. Eli talks about his time with the Jazz, playing for Coach Snyder and watching Rudy Gobert's development as a former teammate. Eli shares his thoughts on the Black Lives Matter movement and what the NBA is doing to further the discussion. We chat about the late great Jerry Sloan and what he meant to Elijah as a player and man. We have a fun conversation about his brother Paul's stint on the Jazz and just how good that team was. Lastly we talk about Kobe Bryant and what his life and game helped Eli in his life. Thank you so much to Elijah Millsap for taking the time to reminisce about his Jazz career and how he's doing now. Thank YOU for supporting the Jazzed Podcast. Be sure to follow us on social media - @JazzedPodcast and share your thoughts!

Jazz fan and writer for Salt City Hoops, Jake Lee joins the show to break down game 5 of the Jazz/Nuggets series - What did Denver do differently to get the win and can the Jazz wrap up the series in game 6? We discuss the historic start to the playoffs for Donovan Mitchell and how special he has been for the Jazz. We also talk about how Rudy Gobert being involved offensively may be the key to the Jazz's playoff success. Later we dive in to Jake's Jazz fandom - when it began and who is favorite players of all-time are. Thanks for listening to Jazzed and supporting the podcast. Be sure to follow us on social media - @JazzedPodcast and follow Jake on Twitter - @JacobRexLee. Go Jazz!!

Coach Jerry Sloan's daughter, Kathy Wood Sloan, joins the show to remember her dad and share some stories about growing up with the legendary Coach. Kathy shares a little about the celebration of life service held in Coach's honor and thinks back on her favorite moments while he was coaching. Kathy played basketball herself and reaffirms that Coach Sloan was the same to her back in the family driveway as he was to his players! We talk about little about the "Jerry-isms" and what he used to tell his kids about cleaning their rooms. Lastly, we chatted about a potential Jerry Statue and what they might mean to the Sloan family. Our thanks to Kathy for taking the time to chat with us and share a little about her dad. Thank you for listening and supporting the podcast. Jazz basketball will be back soon!

Radio show host and Jazz fan Austin Horton joins Jazzed to tell us how he got started in the business and who is favorite Jazz players to cover are. Austin tells us his Jazz fan origin story and how it felt growing up during the "glory days" and his reaction to "The Last Dance" documentary. We discuss who the most underrated Jazz players are and why they don't get the proper love from fans. Austin also gives us a little peek of what it's like covering the Jazz inside the locker room. We close with a discussion on movies and Austin's top 5 movies. Thank you to Austin for joining the show! Be sure to follow him on Twitter - @AustinHorton and listen to him daily on 1280 The Zone as well as The EP podcast. THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! 

Longtime radio show host and on-court emcee for the Jazz, Tony Parks joins the show to talk about his memories covering the Jazz and why he had to yell at Hot Rod Hundley before a show. Tony talks at length about the late great Hot Rod and gives us a classic impersonation. Tony talks about how he got his unlikely start in the business and how hard work led him to covering the Jazz directly. Tony shares memories from inside the locker room and what Joe Ingles and Randy Foye have in common. We discuss Rudy and Donovan and weather or not Rudy deserves a supermax contract extension. We spent a bit of time discussing the Jazz in the 90s and the Chicago Bulls documentary, The Last Dance. Tony is starting his own podcast - The Tony Parks Podcast so be sure to give it a listen and follow Tony on Twitter - @tonyparks801. THANK YOU for listening to Jazzed!

SLC Dunk blogger and Jazz fan, James Hansen, joins Jazzed to chat about his Jazz fan origins, his favorite players and the NBA world during the COVID-19 pandemic. James shares stories about being in Gordon Hayward's Clash Royale clan as well as creating the timeless video game Rudy DPOY. James shares his top 5 Jazzmen all-time and why Deron Williams needs a bit more love. We discuss The Last Dance and how it is watching the documentary from a Jazz fan's perspective. We end the pod talking about James' favorite movies and the ultimate, underrated 80s fantasy flick - Willow. Thanks to James for joining the show! Be sure to follow him on Twitter @HansenJames and check out his YouTube channel - Hoops Nerd NBA. Thanks for listening and we hope everyone is safe out there! Go Jazz!