The In The Scope Podcast premieres here with ITS column writer Joshua M. Hicks joined by Weareregalradio.com Editorial Director Kyle Means to give you a taste of Josh's next column before it runs on our site along with some other quick takes.

In this episode Josh gives his thoughts on Oklahoma City Thunder superstar Russell Westbrook's volatile encounter with fans in Utah, including where he thinks it fits in the history of attempted oppression of black athletes. From there the guys also talk about LeBron James and the Lakers' visit to Chicago this week and whether Bron should spend his first missed playoffs in years behind an analyst's desk.

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Weareregalradio.com gives you an extension of our "City Game" coverage, where we look into basketball at all amateur levels in Chicago. 

Editorial Director Kyle Means and WARR basketball writer Chris Pennant talk in this segment about the Big East Women's Basketball Championship Game, held Tuesday evening at Wintrust Arena and attended by Pennant. 

The thrilling final (catch highlights here) pitted host school DePaul against rival Marquette for the third consecutive year in the Big East title game. Pennant takes you into the exciting contest and offers his take on each of the Big East powers' chances in the upcoming women's NCAA tournament. 

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The exclusive NBA podcast for We Are Regal Radio returns with a jam-packed reflection on the league's trade deadline along with a whole lot more! 

Editorial Director Kyle Means and WARR basketball writers Chris Pennant and Josh Hicks are joined by the dynamic duo Terrence Tomlin and Eugene McIntosh of The Bigs and the fellas straight bring it on the Bulls' deteriorating reputation in Chicago, Bron keeping the recruiters 'cruitin, a look towards the All-Star break and a bunch of other good stuff. 

Featured music: All Dilla, all the time; Outro: Thelonious Martin - One4Busta. 

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Special *BONUS* segment of the exclusive NBA podcast for We Are Regal Radio -- Editorial Director Kyle Means and WARR basketball writers Chris Pennant and Josh Hicks go over the evolving relationship between Golden State Warriors star Kevin Durant and the NBA media, a love-hate situation to say the least, and also expound some on what today's NBA players think of their roles as media stars.

Featuring our very special guests for our upcoming episode, Terrence Tomlin and Eugene McIntosh of The Bigs along with WARR podcast producer Tony Gill. Catch our full episode this Thursday where we go over the NBA trade deadline, the Bulls' deteriorating reputation in Chicago, Bron keeping the recruiters 'cruitin and a bunch of other good stuff.

Featured music: Busta Rhymes -- Turn Me Up Some (instrumental)

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Featuring our go-to guy for culture, cuisine and the arts, DotFresher and WARR editorial director Kyle Means along with the Gourmet Season crew, the Gourmet Season podcasts brings you restaurant reviews, showcases of nightlife and pointed discussions on hip-hop, culture and all the other things intelligent minds and refined spirits like.

We bring you a look into Chicago that you don't normally see, one that you'll appreciate the more you get into it.

A WARR and Gourmet Season exclusive -- a half hour with two independent Chicago hip-hop standouts: Philmore Greene and Rashid Hadee on the release of their blazing new album, Chicago: Third World City.

Kyle and DotFresher go deep into the meaning of the title and the concept of this album with Philmore and Rashid and go over what C:TWC does to enhance the creativity of hip-hop in Chicago.

The West Side duo also speak on the statements they're making as artists with this project, whether they feel appreciated enough and what movement they hope to spark with the release of C:TWC.

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