On the eve of the WNBA season, Nekias Duncan, one half of The Dunker Spot podcast, joins the guys to break down the western conference, answering a burning question or two about each of the six teams on that side of the standings.

For episode 30 -- a special edition partnered with La Crema, the WNBA's official wine -- Terrika Foster-Brasby rejoined Myles and Owen to talk about everything going on ahead of the WNBA season: Candace Parker's surprise retirement, the teams that could make a splash in 2024, and the ever-growing chip on the shoulders of her Connecticut Sun. 

Meghan L. Hall, an Atlanta Dream reporter for USA Today's For the Win, joins Owen and Myles to discuss her first ever WNBA draft experience, the growing popularity of women's hoops -- both within and without the Caitlin Clark phenomenon, and the importance of building relationships to build stories. 

In this episodes, Owen and Myles bring back B. Terrell for his second appearance on the pod to celebrate the undefeated South Carolina Gamecocks after they completed a perfect 38-0 season. They get into the Final Four environment, the connectedness and buy-in of this roster, and the legacy of Coach Dawn Staley.

The Final Four is here! To break down the matchups, the guys brought on college hoops experts Dani Bar-Lavi (@dblfluidity, content for HerHoopStats, Winsidr, and OddsShopper) and Calvin Wetzel (@cwetzel31, basketball analyst Her Hoop Stats and CBS Sports, and co-host of Coast to Coast, a podcast with Crina Mustafa). 

The guys are joined by Emily Engstler, fresh off her being named the defensive player of the year for season three of Athletes Unlimited. Emily opens up about her New York City roots, the challenges she's faced her first few years as a pro, and what it takes to be a versatile defender in the WNBA.

Haley Jones pulls up with Owen and Myles to discuss her time thus far at Athletes Unlimited, her rookie season with the Atlanta Dream, and the importance of being well-rounded and versatile both on and off the court.

Angel McCoughtry, WNBA legend and AU Hoops newcomer, pulls up with the guys to talk about her first week of play at Athletes Unlimited, and she shares her perspective on the growth of women's basketball throughout her time as a professional.

Pepper Persley, 12-year old journalist and author of the newly released NOT TOO ANYTHING joins Myles and guest co-host Ace Pedraza to share her experiences writing a book, being the youngest voice in a room for of athletes and media members, and much more.

We return to our AU series with our first double-guest interview: sisters Isabelle and Dorie Harrison, who will play alongside (or against) one another for the first time at Athletes Unlimited. We chat about growing up in a big family, how they're both making returns to the court, and the upcoming AU Hoops season.