Doug Wrenn, who starred at O'Dea in the 1990s before a tumultuous early adulthood that included being dismissed from University of Washington's basketball team and serving prison time, is working toward another college degree, has teaching aspirations and tells his side of his story.
Broadcaster Mike Yam reflects on his time at the Pac-12 Network, opens up about his New Jersey upbringing, going from the pre-med track to heel-turn into broadcasting and the role representation in media played in that.
Oregon State men's basketball coach Wayne Tinkle joins Dickau on Wednesday's episode to discuss how he's led, recruited and how the Beavers are preparing for the Pac-12's newly unveiled return-to-play.
Ryan Slider is known widely in the Portland area as the one-man promotional high school sports media outlet SS Visual Works. The one-time Tigard High School (Ore.) standout starred at University of Montana and played professionally abroad. He tells wild stories from overseas ball, working with Kobe in the film world and how he forged his own path in the media world with SS Visual Works.
Grayson Boucher was plucked from the bench at a community college to become a star on the And1 Mixtape Tour. He details his unconventional life in hoops.
Hart, an assistant men's basketball coach at USC, joins Friday's episode of The Iso with Dan Dickau to talk about recruiting during a pandemic, how to manage ego and the question Dickau asks every guest with LA ties: who is the best LA-area high school basketball player of all time?
Award-winning Portland-based columnist, radio show host John Canzano joins to talk about how growing up the son of an athlete helped him build a career telling athletes' stories.
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Welcome to The Iso with Dan Dickau. The former Gonzaga All-American, NBA vet and analyst interviews experts in the field of sports. Dickau talks to coaches, front office executives and athletes about…