The Brisbane Bullets Podcast

This week's guest is Bullets Development Player Rio Bruton. 

A familar name to those who know the Bullets and the NBL more broadly, Rio is the son of CJ and grandson of Cal - both Championship winners with the Bullets who have since been admitted into the Basketball Australia Hall of Fame. 

But at just 19, the third generation Bruton is carving out his own basketball journey.

The rangey guard has shown his efficiency on both ends of the floor during his opportunties across NBL27, while his energy and team first attitude shines through.

In this episode, he talks about adjusting to life as professional hooper in his home town, as well as what it was like to grow up in the basketball spotlight. 

Plus stay tuned for a rap and an anecdote about The Block...

This week’s guest on The Brisbane Bullets Podcast is Archie Woodhill. 

A product of Sydney, Archie earned a Championship with the Kings before two years in Tasmania. 

Ahead of NBL27, he joined the Bullets as a Nominated Replacement Player, and secured his best NBL outing a Round 6 win over Illawarra Hawks with 10 points and five rebounds in the absence of injured big man Jacob Holt. 

On this episode, we get to know Archie beyond the court - including his dad’s reason for introducing him to basketball, his lack of success swimming in Tahiti, and tips for keeping a luscious mullet in check.

The guest on this week's podcast in Nate Hinton.

An import out of North Carolina, Hinton established himself as a two-way threat in the NBA G League.

He's proved as much in his start at Brisbane, putting up just shy of 20 points with 2.5 steals per game to start the year. 

In this chat, he Hinton talks about embracing the Aussie lifestyle, discusses his Aussie Dictionary and tries vegemite for the first time. 

Meanwhile Mitch touches on what it means to play his 400th NBL game, as well as our Pink Hoops Round fixture for Tough4T.

Join Ollie and Mitch in the inner sanctum of Brisbane Bullets' NBL27 Season Launch presented by Wil Valor at the Emporium, South Brisbane.

The guest on the week's episode is Bullets big-man Tyrell Harrison. 

Entering his tenth season with Brisbane, Harrison has experienced the highs and lows of on-court action, and discusses his perspective on the club's immediate future with a new look roster ahead of NBL27. 

The Tall Black discusses his love for his Māori Heritage and how that has grown, whilst giving us a suprising fact from his childhood in Tell Me Something. 

Meanwhile Norto tables an accusation during The Scout Report - one which Ty is keen to reject. 

The guest on the week's episode is one of the NBL's top defensive players Sam McDaniel. 

Fresh from a silver medal at the Commonwealth Games, Smack talks through his experience in Glasgow alongside some familiar faces and love for the 3x3 format.

In Tell Me Something, he airs his skepticism of sea life, while Norto brings a HORSE-related accusation to the table during his Scout Report.

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The guest on the week's episode is Bullets fan-favourite Jacob Holt. 

The Australia-Canada Dual Citizen is beginning a second season win Brisbane, having played with Fraport Skyliners in Germany’s Basketball Bundesliga during the off-season.  

In this episode, Holty talks through his affection for the city he now calls home, explains how he came to be front row for Australia’s FIFA World Cup fixture against Turkey, has his Australian citizenship put to the test and answers some questions from our fans. 

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The guest on the week's episode is new Bullets recruit Harry Rouhliadeff. 

Fresh from a four year stint with the Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors, Rouhliadeff has returned to the city he calls home having attended Villanova College in Coorparoo and started his basketball journey at Southern Districts. 

In this podcast, he talks through his early beginnings in the River City, family dynamic with teachers for parents, and his enjoyment for exploration in the kitchen despite a disdain for 'broken' food as a child. 

📲 Get in touch with the podcast through social media @brisbanebullets.

In the first episode of The Brisbane Bullets Podcast, Ollie and Mitch chat through off-season adventures and touch on the Bullets' roster progress. 

In 'Tell Me Something', Mitch reveals how a love affair for shinpads nearly prevented him ever picking up a basketball and answers some questions from Bullets supporters and members. 

📲 Get in touch with the podcast through social media @brisbanebullets.