Liberty, Justice and Ball

Join us for another episode of Liberty, Justice and Ball’! This week the guys talk with Basketball Hall of Famer and seven-time NBA All-Star Dave Bing. The former Mayor of Detroit opens up about his childhood in D.C., his college career at Syracuse, his transition to the political realm and much, much more!

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‘Liberty, Justice and Ball’ is back! This week the guys talk with Basketball Hall of Famer and eight-time NBA All-Star Alex English. The Denver Nuggets legend opens up about his Southern roots, his playing career and international philanthropy efforts, his love for South Carolina and much more!

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Join us for the latest episode of ‘Liberty, Justice and Ball,’ where this week, Hall of Famer and New York basketball legend Bernard King joins the show. The four-time All-Star talks to the guys about growing up in the 1960s in the Big Apple, his playing career, racial tension he still races to this day, and much more!

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On the latest episode of 'Liberty, Justice and Ball,' Hall of Famer and WNBA Pioneer Nancy Lieberman joins the show to talk about her basketball upbringing, her experience at the 1976 Olympics in Montreal, her relationship with the late Kobe Bryant, the difficulty women facing in landing men's basketball coaching jobs and much, much more!

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On the latest episode of 'Liberty, Justice and Ball,' Hall of Famer and 9-time NBA All-Star Robert Parish joins the program. The 4-time NBA Champion discusses growing up in Shreveport, Louisiana in the 1950s, the racial tension he faced while playing in Boston during the 1980s, the impact of celebrity status in regards to social acceptance and much more!

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On the latest episode of 'Liberty, Justice and Ball,' Hall of Famer and four-time NBA All-Star Spencer Haywood sheds some light on the terrors of his childhood growing up in rural Mississippi in the 1950s, his experience at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City, his revolutionary Supreme Court case that changed the NBA Draft landscape forever, and much more!

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On the second episode of 'Liberty, Justice and Ball,' Hall of Famer and 13-time NBA All-Star Bob Cousy talks to the guys about the racial injustice felt by his Black teammates during the Boston Celtics title runs of the 1950s and 1960s, his own sense of 'white guilt,' the age-old Wilt/Russell debate, and the trial of Derek Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd.

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On the inaugural episode of "Liberty, Justice and Ball" - Hall of Famer Grant Hill takes a break from his NCAA Tournament broadcasting duties to sit down and talk hoops and social justice with co-hosts Kris Rhim and Marty Dobrow. Hill chats about his memories of the Rodney King beatings while playing at Duke, his relationship with Michigan’s Fab Five, and plenty more.

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