Welcome back to the Nasty Work Podcast! In this episode, hosts Nia Senior and Coach Slaw dive into the recent WNBA trades including Dijonai Carrington's move to Minnesota and Brittany Sykes' surprising trade to Seattle. They analyze how these trades impact the teams and the playoffs. The discussion also heats up around the MVP race with strong cases for Napheesa Collier, A'ja Wilson, and Alyssa Thomas. During the Off the court segment, the hosts talk about dildo gate, safety concerns in WNBA arenas, and the rise of women's basketball popularity. The episode wraps with a special segment on the future stars of women's basketball with a Next Gen W reality show casting session featuring top college players. Another great Ki on all things Women’s basketball!

00:00 Introduction and Podcast Kickoff

00:22 Dijonai Carrington Trade Analysis

01:51 Minnesota Lynx's Playoff Prospects

07:48 Britney Sykes Trade Breakdown

16:20 MVP Race and Player Performances

32:11 Concerns for the Future of the Organization

32:40 Trust Issues and Player Dynamics

35:40 Off the Court: Unrivaled NIL Deals

36:37 Unrivaled's Marketing and College Players' Summer Fun

37:37 USA Basketball and Player Development

44:43 Dildo Gate: Security Concerns in the WNBA

52:15 Reality TV: Casting the Next Gen W

01:07:40 Final Thoughts and Farewell

Tyra Banks said it best, "everybody wants to be on top!" Top of the standings, that is in this case. Coach Slaw and Nia Senior dive into the current standings of the WNBA and discuss who is on the rise and who is on a downslide. In the off-court segment, the question of whether Candace Parker is a hater is posed. The episode wraps with another reality TV show game for the W.

A mix of sports analysis, gossip, and playful speculation, this episode has it all! Nia Senior and Coach Slaw recap the 2025 WNBA All-Star Weekend, focusing on the significant impact of Courtney Williams and Natisha Heideman's 'Stud Budz' 72-hour stream. They then transition to an examination of the Las Vegas ACEs' disappointing 12-12 record. In their 'Off the Court' segment, they discuss the public hard launches of W adjacent relationships. The episode wraps with them playing a game of 'Queer Ultimatum,' imagining hypothetical relationship dynamics among WNBA players.

Team Phee or Team Caitlin? We discuss who we think will pull out the win. Also, getting into who we think was snubbed and should have been named an all-star. We introduce a new segment to the pod: "off the court". The episode wraps with a ki about our favorite W couples and a "W Love Island" game.

Azzi Fudd's Offseason Guide

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Join Nia Senior and Coach Slaw on the latest episode of the Nasty Work Podcast as they dive deep into the recent shake-ups in college and WNBA basketball. In this episode, they discuss the current state of South Carolina's women's basketball team, UCLA's recent triumph, leadership dynamics within basketball teams, and a detailed breakdown of the WNBA offseason moves, including the draft lottery and the expansion draft. They also introduce you to the much-anticipated Unrivaled league, discussing teams, players, and predictions on who will dominate. Plus, they share recommendations for Thanksgiving cooking tunes and spotlight standout freshmen in college women's basketball. Don't miss this action-packed episode!

In this premiere episode of Season 2 of the Nasty Work Podcast, hosts Nia Senior and Coach Slaw recap the thrilling conclusion of the 2024 WNBA season and the finals. They share their takes on standout performances, social media drama, and memorable moments from the season. They also preview the upcoming WNBA off-season, including the expansion draft, college women's basketball season, and the much-anticipated new 3-on-3 league, Unrivaled. The discussion dives into the strength of college non-conference schedules and highlights to watch as the new season approaches. Additionally, flowers are given to individuals making significant impacts in the women's basketball universe.

In this episode of the Nasty Work Podcast, hosts Nia Senior and Coach Slaw, along with special guest Que, explore the transformative dynamics within the WNBA, with a spotlight on fandom. The discussion begins with the recent firings of Teresa Weatherspoon and Tanisha Wright, delving into the challenges and systemic issues faced by Black women head coaches. The conversation expands to analyze the performances of teams like the Chicago Sky, Atlanta Dream, Phoenix Mercury, and Dallas Wings. A significant portion is dedicated to the Seattle Storm, addressing their leadership transitions, player identity crises, and the need for offseason roster adjustments. The episode also tackles fan safety concerns, sparked by a dangerous incident at a Fenerbahce game, and the broader implications of media narratives and league responsibilities in player security. 

In this episode of the Nasty Work Podcast, hosts Nia Senior and Coach Slaw dive deep into the WNBA season's final week, highlighting the incredible performance of A’ja Wilson, the significance of individual accolades versus championships, and analyzing the playoff prospects for various teams. The duo also discusses Caitlin Clark's record-breaking rookie season, the impact of fan behavior on the league, and a controversial response from WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert. With insights, rants, and bouquets of flowers for this season's standout players, this episode covers it all.

In this episode of the Nasty Work Podcast, hosts Nia Sr. and Coach Slaw dive into the top championship contenders for the 2024 WNBA season. The discussion includes a detailed analysis of the New York Liberty, Connecticut Sun, Minnesota Lynx, and Seattle Storm, exploring their strengths, weaknesses, and key players. Additionally, they tackle the debate surrounding the MVP race, discussing why A'ja Wilson stands out as the unanimous choice. The episode also highlights Tina Charles' milestone achievement of becoming the second all-time leading scorer in the WNBA. Tune in for in-depth insights, lively debates, and all things WNBA.

In this episode of the Nasty Work Podcast, hosts Nia Senior and Coach Slaw dive into early predictions for the WNBA awards, despite being only six games into the season. They discuss standout players for Most Improved, such as Dana Evans and Dijonai Carrington, and predict the Comeback Player of the Year between Diamond DeShields and Bri Jones. The duo also shares their thoughts on MVP candidates, including A’ja Wilson and Alyssa Thomas, and debate the Coach of the Year prospects. Wrapping up, they highlight Defensive Player of the Year potentials and make an early call for the highly anticipated Rookie of the Year award. Don't miss their detailed analysis and lively discussion!