The HITS Podcast Network

HITS Radio gets locked in and goes across the waters with former Iona College star, Steve Burtt, Jr. and former St. Peter's College star, Keydren Clark on a special Easter Sunday Episode. Both players talk about overseas, NYC streetball, being two of the prolific scorers in NCAA history and JJ Reddick passing Clark on NCAA's all-time 3-pointers list.

HITS Radio gets locked in with former Louisville Cardinal standout Taquan Dean.

HITS Radio gets locked in with CEO of the Dyckman Basketball Tournament in Washington Heights, Kenny Stevens, as well as NYC Streetball player "Serious Satellite" Kenny Satterfield.

HITS Radio gets locked in with NYC Streetball Players Corey "The Undertaker" Underwood and "The Franchise" John Strickland. We talk about NYC Streetball, possible "Franchise" retirement, the infamous "Blackout" non-played championship game at EBC Rucker Park in August, 2003, the origin of Underwood's "Undertaker" nickname, as well as A-Butta and Homicide playing on the same team this spring.

HITS Radio goes Live with legendary NYC Streetball coach Sid Jones of United Brooklyn, Fatcat and Corey "Homicide" Williams. Discussions include the early NCAA bracket upsets (Kansas & Villanova in particular), Tru Ballaz T'Ment, BK Ball Players and Summer 2010

EXCLUSIVE & EXTENDED: HITS Radio gets locked in with former NBA player for the Washington Wizards and NYC Streetball legend, God Shamgod, as well as the man simply known as "Homicide", Corey Williams.

HITS Radio gets locked in with the CEO's of the D&D Invitational Tournament in Queens, NY, Kendu Jenkins and Coach Dog, as well as the CEO of the Kingdome Classic T'Ment in Harlem, NY, Terry Cooper.

HITS Radio gets locked in with Marvin Roberts of F.I.U. (Florida International University), talking about Isiah Thomas being behind the scenes at F.I.U. and Adrian "A-Butta" Walton (Fordham University) talking about the NYC streetball game, Stephon Marbury and the infamous Vince Carter game in Gauchos Gym in the Bronx.

Former NBA All-Star & New York's own Kenny Anderson will be on the show. Tune in to ask the NBA great questions at 646.716.7474. Look out for the podcast of the show afterwards.

Hoops in the Sun Radio talks about LeBron James changing his number from 23 to 6 for the 2010-2011 season including guest host Bobby Cey (HITS Announcer, Latino Sports). Guests were Sherman Wing of Inside Streetball and Mac Williams of the Goodman Basketball League in Washington, D.C, who reminisces about Kevin Durant scoring 60 plus points in the Goodman League.