Bryce interviews friend of the pod Chad Cecil, a Michigander and Detroit Pistons fan. Bryce and Chad discuss the Pistons highs and lows, the teams impact on the city and Chad's expressions of fandom and how his fandom has evolved now living in Ottawa.

This podcast is focused on Zaya's time in Las Vegas for the NBA summer league. Zaya spent a week in Vegas attending the Sports Business Classroom hosted by the NBA. Zaya got to see games, meet media, scouts, executives and peers. This podcast includes 5 Audio diary entries reflecting on what he learned while he was at the SBC.

Zaya and Bryce talk about the whirlwind of week one of free agency including Kyle Lowry leaving and the legacy he's given his teammates, the franchise and the fanbase.

The return of Zaya Kuyena is much celebrated along with the draft picks of Scottie Barnes and Rexdale Toronto's own Dalano Banton. Zaya tells Bryce about his upcoming trip to the NBA summer league in Las Vegas and the guys also take Free Agency which begins today.

It's the Jurassic Views season finale with a Finals Wrap Up. Much talk about the humility of Giannis Antetokounmpo and Monty Williams and the impressive play of Khris Middleton. Season 2 will be soon with Draft Night analysis and reaction.

A friend of the pod and quintessential student of the league, Chris Jackson, joins Bryce to geek out on playoff surprises, Top Ten players of the 2021 season and Raptors fandom.

Bryce is solo for this episode to talk about the 3rd round stand outs and the Finals Stars that have to shine.

Zaya and Bryce talk about the brave and heroic athletes who came out. They talk about the cultures they personally were in when growing up and why the athletes they discuss in the pridecast deserve respect from their peers but also so much better from their leagues, the media and society. Happy Pride!

Brian Dymond returns to Jurassic Views to talk about the highs and lows of round 2 and to discuss the coaches of the playoffs. Lots of love for Nate Macmillan. Lots of criticism toward Doc Rivers.

In a top ten individual performance, Kevin Durant shines as bright as the brightest stars in the history of the NBA and lifts his team out of the gutter to take a 3-2 series lead. KD had a line of 49-17-20 shooting over 65% from the field.