The Women’s Hoops Show

In the final episode of our WNBA season preview mini-series, hosts Jordan Robinson and Autumn Johnson break down the last four teams ahead of opening weekend: the reigning champion New York Liberty, a retooled Phoenix Mercury, a veteran-packed Seattle Storm, and the rebuilding-but-ready Washington Mystics.

We dig into New York’s scary depth and chemistry, Phoenix’s big three vs. bench concerns, Seattle’s under-the-radar contender potential, and Washington’s rookie-driven revival.

Plus, an an interview with Aaliyah Edwards to talk about her transition from UConn to the pros, her Unrivaled breakout, and how the Mystics are building something special.

Whether you're betting on the champs or rooting for a sleeper, this episode has you covered.

The WNBA preseason is officially underway, and The Women’s Hoop Show is diving into all the early action! Jordan and co-host Sheryl Swoopes break down which performances matter (and which don’t) and spotlight standouts like Sonya Citron and JJ Quinerly. Then it’s time for part three of our season preview mini-series—this week, we’re covering the Las Vegas Aces, Los Angeles Sparks, and Minnesota Lynx. Will the Aces dominate again? Can the Sparks avoid another bottom finish? And are the Lynx the most underrated title threat? We’ve got thoughts.

Training camps are in full swing and the 2025 WNBA season is almost here! In this episode of The Women’s Hoop Show, Jordan Robinson and Autumn Johnson dive deep into team previews for the Dallas Wings, Golden State Valkyries, and Indiana Fever. They also break down MiLaysia Fulwiley’s surprising transfer to LSU. Plus, in this week’s Hoop Roots segment, we spotlight a forgotten trailblazer from women’s basketball history. Get ready — the WNBA is about to level up again!

The WNBA season is almost here—and we’re kicking things off with a deep dive into three teams facing big transitions. Autumn Johnson joins the show to break down the Atlanta Dream’s culture reset under new coach Karl Smesko, why the Chicago Sky’s mix of vets and rising stars (including Angel Reese and Kamilla Cardoso) might just work, and what the Connecticut Sun’s total rebuild could look like under first-time WNBA head coach Rasheed Méziane.

We also unpack the latest twists in the transfer portal—including Ta’Niya Latson’s impact move and what Janiah Barker’s surprising transfer means for the season ahead.

Get your notepads out—this mini-series is your team-by-team primer for the 2025 WNBA season.

She’s a No. 1 draft pick, a two-time Olympic gold medalist, and one of the most decorated defenders in WNBA history—but Angel McCoughtry isn’t done yet. In this powerful and wide-ranging conversation, Angel joins The Women’s Hoop Show from Egypt (yes, Egypt!) to talk about everything from mentoring kids through NBA Africa, to her thoughts on the 2024 WNBA Draft, to fighting for a final shot at the league.

Angel opens up about what it feels like to be left out of the league despite still believing she has what it takes—and the mental toughness required to keep going. She reflects on the growth of the WNBA, shares her hopes for expansion (hello, Louisville!), and even gets candid about the viral moment where she asked a reporter to name 10 current W players.

Plus, she dishes on her time at Louisville, the hardest players she’s ever had to guard, what it was like playing on Team USA, and her post-hoop hustle—including her Atlanta-based ice cream shop.

And don’t miss the debut of our new game segment, Pick & Roll, where Angel plays casting director for the movie of her life.

The #2025WNBADraft had it all—statement fits, franchise-changing picks, and some surprising omissions. Jordan and WNBA legend Sheryl Swoopes break it all down, from orange carpet looks (yes, we’re talking about the “boobs and blazers” trend) to the biggest wins and head-scratchers of the night.

They discuss:

– Fashion picks & trends

– Top pick Paige Bueckers and Dallas’ crowded, talent-heavy roster

– Dominique Malonga at No. 2 and the rise of international talent

– Hailey Van Lith’s perfect fit in Chicago alongside Angel Reese

– Why the Mystics and Sun may have had the strongest overall drafts

– The Aces’ off-radar picks: Aaliyah Nye and Harmoni Turner

– Undrafted standouts like Diamond Johnson, Deja Kelly, and Sedona Prince—and what might come next

– Upcoming WNBA training camps

From the fashion to the future of the league, this episode covers everything you need to know about the 2025 WNBA Draft.

Jordan is back from Tampa and joined by the legendary Sheryl Swoopes to break down all the action from the 2025 NCAA Women’s Final Four and National Championship. They dive into UConn’s historic title win, what went wrong for South Carolina and UCLA, and which players rose to the occasion. Plus, they preview the upcoming WNBA Draft—who’s rising, who’s staying in school, and what teams like the Mystics and Storm might do with their picks. Stick around for a special Hoop Roots segment as Sheryl reflects on her iconic 1993 championship run with Texas Tech.

Autumn Johnson joins Jordan Robinson for a jam-packed breakdown of the 2025 NCAA Women’s Basketball Elite Eight and a preview of the highly anticipated Final Four in Tampa.

They revisit how each team punched their ticket—UConn’s dominance behind Paige Bueckers and Sarah Strong, Texas’ defensive grit, South Carolina’s close calls, and UCLA’s balanced attack. The duo also dives into storylines worth watching, power ranks the Final Four teams, and discusses the surprise transfer portal bombshell from Notre Dame’s Olivia Miles. Plus, bracket talk, hot takes, and heartfelt admiration for the evolution of women’s basketball.

Fran Harris—national champion, WNBA champ, and Texas legend—joins The Women’s Hoop Show for a passionate, funny, and inspiring deep dive into March Madness, Texas pride, and the evolution of women’s basketball. From her undefeated season at UT to winning the first WNBA title with the Comets, Fran reflects on the legacy she helped build and the future she's shaping.

We talk Madison Booker, Cheryl Miller, NIL, equity, and the power of ownership. And in a Women's Hoop Show exclusive, Fran unveils Exalt—her brand-new pro league created to give more women the chance to keep playing after college.

This is a must-listen for hoop heads, dreamers, and anyone who believes in building what doesn’t yet exist.

March is heating up! Jordan and Sheryl Swoopes dive into the wild first two rounds of the 2025 NCAA Women’s Tournament—from South Carolina’s dominant message to UCLA’s question marks despite their top seed. Can Texas and UConn keep up the momentum? Will JuJu get the help she needs at USC?

Then, the show shifts to the WNBA with the surprising Natasha Cloud trade to the Liberty—what does it mean for New York’s title hopes? Plus: reactions to Kansas State’s thrilling OT win over Kentucky, Georgia Amoore’s final shot, and a Florida State vs. LSU showdown prediction you won’t see coming.