Paul talks to UC Santa Barbara Gauchos coach, Joe Pasternack about what inspired him to get into college basketball, the coaches that he looks up to, his experience as one of the few Jewish coaches in college basketball, and more.

Paul talks to radio host, writer, and The Go 2 Guy Jim Moore about his experience in the media industry.

Paul talks to Native American basketball legend Jaci McCormack about her experience as a minority in the sports world, and her project, Rise Above, a youth program for natives that partners with tribes all around the country to promote healthy lifestyles.

Paul interviews controversial criminal defense lawyer Alan Dershowitz about his experience representing sports figures such as OJ Simpson and Mike Tyson; his opinion on NBA and NFL drafting; the impeachment of Bill Clinton, and more.

Paul Schneiderman talks to retired NBA player Kenny Anderson about his experiences in the league, what motivated him to continue playing, and more.

Paul Schneiderman talks with KJR 950 Seattle Sports Radio host Dick Fain about how he was inspired to become a sports broadcaster as a child, his trials as a KJR host, his opinion on the relationship between sports and politics, and more.

Paul talks to veteran basketball coach, Rick Turner about his new book, If My Name Was Phil Jackson... Would You Read This?, his experience as a coach from middle school basketball to the professional level, his involvement in Jamaica's national men's basketball program, and more.

Greg Lewis joins Paul for a third time on Sports & Stuff to talk about the first 2020 presidential debate, his take on former Huskies coach Chris Peterson, how football has been forced to change in our current public health crisis, and more.

Paul Talks to long time local Seattle KJR host, Jason Puckett about the history of his career, how he got his passion for broadcast sports in his youth, and the controversies of the local teams he reported on.

Paul talks with author, Rick Allen about his new book Inside Pitch an in depth exploration of The Seattle Pilots: a Major League Baseball team that knew the northwest as its home for only a year, in 1969, before it it became bankrupt and moved to Milwaukee to become  The Brewers.