On this week's episode of the PPU Podcast, we sit down with the basketball legend Alvin SIms from Paris, Kentucky.  SIms played his college ball at The University of Louisville, helping to lead them to a Elite Eight appearance in 1997.  We talk to him about his inspirations growing up, his progression under the 4 years with Hall of Fame coach Denny Crum, and overcoming adversity through his professional basketball career.  Be sure to tune in to find out our bourbon selection of the day and see how Alvin did in the Barrel Proof segment of rapid fire questions.

On this episode of The Player's Perspective Uncensored Podcast, we sit down with International basketball star Juan Tello Palacios.  We talk with the former Card about what it was like coming from Medellin, Colombia to live in the U.S., his playing days at the University of Louisville and how playing basketball professionally has helped him make a difference in his home country by helping the youth and fighting for social equality.  Be sure to tune in to find out our bourbon of the day and go subscribe to it on our Youtube Channel.

On this episode, we sit down with International basketball star A.J. Slaughter on the podcast.  We talk about what it means to come from a basketball family, playing on the polish national team as a dual citizen and get his thoughts on the strong movement for change with social injustices and police brutality.  Don’t forget to check out our new Youtube Channel The Player’s Perspective Uncensored Podcast.

On this episode, our guest is Ryan McMahon, one of the best three point shooter in college basketball this past season.  We talk about Ryan’s unique path to becoming a Louisville Cardinal, the ‘19-20 season that ended due to CoVid-19, adjusting to playing for 3 head coaches in 5 years, his thoughts on social injustices and his future plans going forward.  Be sure to tune in!!

On this episode of the Player’s Perspective Uncensored Podcast, we talk bourbon and do a virtual tasting with Denny Potter, the Master Distiller at the Maker’s Mark Distillery. Denny discusses a variety of bourbon topics from how he became a master distiller to the global warming affects on grains, aging and tasting flavors of bourbon. Will Maker‘s have a product thats aged 10-12 years ? How did Maker’s improve itself during the covid-quarantine time? Tune in as we discuss Makers’ different bourbon bottles: the 101 Proof, RC6 Wood-Finishing Series, and Private Select.

On this episode, we have the pleasure of talking with Judge Derwin Webb on a variety of topics including the Current state of protesting for social injustices and police brutality.  He speaks on experiences ranging from failing his first semester of law school to the death threats he has received being a judge. Being a former D-1 basketball player, Judge Webb compares the similarities between his playing days on the basketball court to competing in the courtroom as a lawyer. Tune in to find out his favorite bourbon, what our bourbon selection of the day is and how he answered in our barrel proof segment of rapid fire questions.

On today’s episode, we sit down with the Head Coach of Lenoir Rhyne University Men’s Basketball program Everick Sullivan. Sully looks back at some memories of his college playing days and some of the coaching philosophies that he learned from the legendary coach Denny Crum. It’s a great episode for aspiring athletes to listen in to, and find out first hand what exactly it is collegiate coaches look for in recruits. Don’t miss out.

On this episode of The Player’s Perspective Uncensored, we sit down with former Chicago Bulls center Will Perdue to talk about his experience playing with Michael Jordan and his thoughts on The Last Dance documentary. The 13 year veteran and 4x NBA Champion tells us inside stories about his playing days with the bulls and whether the docuseries portrayed things accurately. Tune in to this exciting episode and find out what our bourbon selection of the day is and who Will says is the G.O.A.T.

On this episode, we have the pleasure of talking to the legendary basketball coach and businessman Wade Houston.  Mr. Houston was the first African American to receive a scholarship to play basketball at the university of Louisville and also the first African American head coach in the SEC in any major sport. We’ll be talking to him about his experiences of breaking the color barrier in sports and the adversity that would follow after blazing that trail.  The conversation also takes us into discussing coaching his son, the New York Knicks legendary shooting guard, Allan Houston; Winning 2 national championships with Louisville as an assistant coach under Coach Denny Crum in the 80’s and how civil rights help make him the man he is today in the community.  1980’s Championship team vs 1986 championship team, who wins?  We ask Coach Houston, so tune in and find out his answer.

On today’s episode, we sit with NCAA champ and professional basketball player Peyton Siva. He comes on the podcast and talks about leading the Louisville Cardinals to a 2013 NCAA Championship, his professional career thus far and comparing the European game to the NBA. Be sure to tune in and check out our review of the bourbon of the day for Peyton’s episode.