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UNINTERRUPTED’s athlete variety podcast channel. Currently releasing “Dialed In”, a short-form podcast where athletes call in to share their stories about what’s happening in sports and society.
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UNINTERRUPTED presents Love Stories, a place where athletes and activists share their perspectives on love and its modern interpretations. In this episode, WNBA Star Sue Bird is joined by Ashlee Marie Preston, media personality and activist, Bamby Salcedo, founder of the TransLatina Coalition, and Elle Hearns, executive director of the Marsha P. Johnson Institute. They share their stories as black and Latinx transgender women, and discuss their continuing fight for equality.
NFL safety Michael Thomas and WNBA forward Chiney Ogwumike discuss the role of athletes at the forefront of social justice.
Former NBA player Dee Brown and his daughter, WNBA player Lexie Brown, discuss the protests happening across the world. Dee tells his story of police harassment, and Lexie gives her perspective as a member of the Minnesota Lynx, a team with a history of standing up against racial injustice.
Archival sound courtesy of:
WCCO - CBS Minnesota
CBS46 Atlanta
Boston TV News Digital Library
ABC News
USA TODAY
MSNBC
Australian MMA Fighter Megan Anderson discusses her journey to the UFC, and opens up about the importance of mental health.
18-year old Killian Hayes is one of the most interesting prospects in the 2020 NBA Draft. He’s a 6’5’’ guard who has played internationally his entire life, and professionally since he was 16. Killian speaks with Uninterrupted’s John Fontanelli to discuss his basketball career in France, playing professionally at a young age, and how he views himself as a prospect in the draft.
Archival sound courtesy of:
ESPN
The Ringer
Bente’ - Basketball Highlights
Swish
Locked On Podcast Network
Host Paul Rivera is joined by LeBron James and Maverick Carter to discuss the final two episodes of the docuseries that’s captivated the basketball world. LeBron talks about his connection to MJ as a kid (5:10), reveals that he considered playing football during the 2011 NBA lockout (14:38), tells the story of meeting MJ for the first time (16:39), breaks down the hypothetical match-up between the ’92 and ’08 Olympics teams (29:44), and gives his insights on the 2020 NBA playoffs (41:37).
On this special episode of Dialed In, NBA Point Guard Delon Wright is joined by Detroit Pistons Assistant Coach JD DuBois (@_everyonehasastory) and Team Psychotherapist Dr. Corey Yeager (@drcoreyyeager) of The Right Conversation podcast to discuss mental wellness in sports. Topics include staying mentally and physically fit amongst injuries, dealing with the shock of being traded, and the rollercoaster ride of an NBA season.
5 years ago today, Josh Smith and the Houston Rockets completed one of the wildest comebacks in NBA Playoff history. Josh sat down with Nate Robinson and Carlos Boozer to share never-before-told details on the 40-15 run that shocked the basketball world, including stories about Blake Griffin, Dwight Howard, Kevin McHale, Chris Paul, and James Harden. The group also dives into how veterans like Kevin Garnett and Derek Fischer shaped their careers.
Host Paul Rivera is joined by Penny Hardaway, Scott Burrell, and Maverick Carter to discuss episodes 7 & 8 of the docuseries that’s captivated the basketball world. The crew discusses MJ’s emotional interview in episode 7 (4:12), reflect on his retirement in ’93 and subsequent return to the NBA (8:15), share stories from playing MJ (14:39), reveal the link between MJ and LeBron’s courts on the sets of Space Jam (37:45), and tell stories from practices with other legends (47:51).
NFL running back Todd Gurley talks about being released from the Los Angeles Rams, joining the Atlanta Falcons this coming season, and taking Cam Akers under his wing.
Host Paul Rivera connects with Carmelo Anthony, Sue Bird and Maverick Carter to discuss episodes 5 & 6 of the docuseries that’s captivated the basketball world (3:39). The crew shares crazy stories from their time in the 2004 Olympics (9:33), reveals the story behind Carmelo’s shoe deal (23:07), and discuss the power of Kobe’s presence in episode 5 (34:03).
Host Paul Rivera connects with Chris Paul and Maverick Carter to discuss episodes 3 & 4 of the docuseries that’s captivated the basketball world. The crew discusses Dennis Rodman’s Vegas trip, shares stories of meeting MJ for the first time, and Chris reveals the truth about almost being traded for Steph and Klay in 2011.
Host Paul Rivera connects with Draymond Green and Maverick Carter to discuss the docuseries that’s captivated the basketball world. They compare the 90's-era Bulls to Draymond’s Warriors, react to Scottie Pippen’s contract dispute, and share stories about MJ and Steve Kerr.
Former NFL safety turned neurosurgery resident Myron Rolle discusses his experience being on the front lines of the fight against the pandemic, and how football has influenced his medical career.
Ada Hegerberg, one of the world’s best professional soccer players, calls in to discuss winning the 2018 Ballon d'Or, her admiration for Megan Rapinoe, having Manchester United head coach and fellow Norwegian, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, as a mentor and her ongoing fight for progress of the women's game.
NBA G League Star Josh Owens calls in to discuss his experience being quarantined in Italy during the worst of the COVID-19 outbreak, and why he decided to stay rather than come back to the United States.
USA Rugby Superstar Carlin Isles calls in to discuss the 2020 Summer Olympics being moved to 2021, and the impact this decision will have on athletes all across the world.
*Note: Carlin’s conversation was recorded on March 24, 2020.*
Austin Rivers of the Houston Rockets calls in during the NBA’s coronavirus hiatus. Listen in to find out what the league is telling players, how the Rockets are handling the situation and what the season could look like when play eventually resumes.
*Note: Austin’s phone conversation was recorded on March 17, 2020.*
When you ask professional bowler Gazmine Mason what her average is, she responds with one word: strikes. At 5'3", what she lacks in physical stature, she makes up for in confidence, charisma, and all world talent. The Rhode Island native, who goes by GG, sat down with Uninterrupted Podcast Producer John Fontanelli to discuss her historic amateur career, what life is like off the lanes, and how breaking barriers for women of color is just the beginning.
We all have dreams; goals for ourselves that we fully dedicate our lives to achieving. But what happens when those dreams are suddenly shattered? When our lives are drastically altered, and we have to look within ourselves for the strength to carry on? Former cricketer Kath Koschel has faced those questions under some of the most difficult circumstances imaginable. Her story is one of tragedy and heartbreak, but also one of bravery and unexpected joy. It’s the story of a woman who used kindness and gratitude to not only save her own life, but to power an international movement.
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