The GoldenPod

Artist Elias Stein joins host Ted Gold to talk about Basketball Art Weekly, his newly launched basketballart.net site, and the ideas behind making basketball-inspired work that feels like art rather than online content. Stein also reflects on the visual joy of 1990s NBA branding, his freelance career, and why strong work plus thoughtful direct outreach can matter more than chasing viral metrics.

We celebrate fall and the start of the NBA season by combining two worlds: basketball and horror movies. In this special Halloween episode of the The GoldenPod, the Sideline Chatter, Ted Gold, Gabriel Granillo, and Ian Vanderhill create their dream team of horror movie characters, exploring their traits and attributes, as well as how these monsters might fit in the modern NBA.

Who is your horror movie starting five? Tell us in the comments.

In this episode, Victoria Stinson, who does PR for Hoops Across the Pond, shares her insights on women's basketball, the international scene, and her experiences covering FIBA events, highlighting the growth and storytelling in women's sports.

In this episode, Marquez Anthony shares his journey from basketball player to videographer for women's basketball teams, highlighting the growth of women's sports and the unique opportunities in sports media. Discover insights into team dynamics, game day routines, and the future of women's basketball.

In this episode, Stephanie Kaloi shares her journey into basketball journalism, insights on the WNBA season, and her thoughts on the Portland Fire's mascot reveal. We talk about the league's exciting developments, key players, and behind-the-scenes stories that make women's basketball so compelling.

Welcome to The Sideline Chatter, an offshoot of The GoldenPod! Join us as we dive into the nostalgic world of basketball card collecting, opening packs, and sharing stories about favorite cards and memorable moments.

Featuring Ted Gold, Ian Vanderhill, Gabriel Granillo, and Brian Steadham.

In this episode, Brady Adams shares his journey of exploring basketball courts across the country through his 1000 Hoops project. Discover how his passion for basketball and community-building inspires a unique travel and artistic endeavor that connects people and places.

In this episode, Ted chats with Kim Nunley, founder of the Post-Up Club, about her innovative approach to connecting women's basketball fans through snail mail, the growth of the WNBA, and the importance of community and representation in the sport.

Today's guest is the host of Iconic Sonics, a podcast that covers all things Seattle supersonics. He's deep deeply ingrained in Seattle sports culture and is helping make sure the world knows how much Seattle wants their NBA team back. Please welcome... Danny Ball!

In this episode, we chat with Danny Ball, a Seattle sports enthusiast and host of the Iconic Sonics podcast, about the potential return of the Seattle SuperSonics, the current state of the NBA, and the cultural significance of basketball in Seattle and beyond.

Today's guest is a premium sales manager for the Portland Trail Blazers. As a former college basketball player who also played overseas, she definitely knows a thing or two about the game and what it takes to succeed. Please welcome... Molly Danielson!

In this episode, Molly Danielson shares her inspiring journey from college basketball to playing overseas, and now working with the Portland Trail Blazers. Discover her insights on resilience, the mental game, and the vibrant Portland basketball scene, including the exciting launch of the WNBA team.