
Bird’s Eye View is your courtside seat to the WNBA, hosted by Hall of Famer and four-time champion Sue Bird. Every week, Sue offers sharp insight, candid analysis, interviews, and behind-the-scenes stories that spotlight the brilliance of women’s basketball — on the court. From the Vox Media Podcast Network and TOGETHXR. New episodes drop every Friday here and on YouTube.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsNewsBasketballSports News | |||

Stewie is back on the pod! This week, Breanna Stewart joins Sue to talk about year two of Unrivaled — both from a personal perspective of being healthy this season compared to playing through injury in year one, and from an overall business perspecti... more
On this week’s episode, Sue brings on the two finalists of the Unrivaled 1-on-1 tournament: Allisha Gray & Chelsea Gray!
Sue talks to each of them individually, and then together, about their individual journeys in the tournament, the final matchup ... more
This week, Sue welcomes Marina Mabrey and Aaliyah Edwards — two teammates on both the Connecticut Sun in the WNBA and Lunar Owls in Unrivaled!
They get into so much WNBA and Unrivaled talk…with lots of laughs in-between! Marina and Aaliyah share the... more
This week, we welcome Kahleah Copper of the Phoenix Mercury and Rose BC!
Kah gets into SO much with us, starting with this season of Unrivaled and what makes it so fun, the Elam Ending gameplay, what she’s learned from playing 3 vs. 3, how playing i... more
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Pros: Fantastic in depth conversation with WNBA players. I come away from each episode loving the featured player even more. Sue Bird was made for this format. Well done!
Cons (an update!): guests are still great. But I am struggling to feel very excited about Sue’s pod given her drift toward pro-management positions and anti-labor politics around the WNBA CBA. Feels symptomatic of white privilege and class power that SB hasn’t fully interrogated.
Sue Bird is a breath of fresh air. Her infinite knowledge of the game is astonishing. I can’t wait for the next episode to drop every week
I love the people Sue has on her show so I’ve been tolerating her moderate/capitalist political leanings but the fact that I just heard her and Nate Tibbetts say that bringing more men and white people into the league is a good thing and filing it under the guise of diversity is a sickening shame.
Sue Bird is an owner and a capitalist and does NOT have the players’ well-being as a priority. She’s here to make money, full-stop. Literally makes me sick.
Sue Bird provides one of the most detailed and all encompassing perspective of Womens Basketball. Given that she has been a player and is now an owner and a fan. Her interviews are inquisitive, detailed, and insightful. We really gat to know the person not just the athlete.
Sue Bird is the only one who can get this level of insight. Really smart setups and questions. She played with them, she is friends with them, and while she has help researching the details, Sue has all the shared memories to call up in her interviews. She genuinely piles all the love on her guests to make them feel comfortable, and the mutual respect shines through in the form of some incredible stories. It’s the perfect podcast.
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This podcast offers an engaging and insightful perspective on women's basketball, hosted by a highly respected Hall of Famer and four-time champion. With each episode, listeners can expect in-depth discussions about current events in the WNBA, interviews with notable athletes, and analysis that highlights the unique stories and dynamics within women's sports. The host's extensive experience blends seamlessly with candid narratives, making complex topics accessible and relatable to fans and newcomers alike. Beyond just game highlights, the content delves into personal journeys and challenges faced by players, creating a well-rounded portrayal of the sport and its athletes.
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Recent guests on Bird's Eye View include:
1. Breanna Stewart
2. Allisha Gray
3. Kahleah Copper
4. Kelsey Mitchell
5. Chelsea Gray
6. Veronica Burton
7. Aliyah Boston
8. Rhyne Howard
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