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The Women’s Hoops Show

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WNBA
Minnesota Lynx
Indiana Fever
Angel Reese
New York Liberty
Caitlin Clark
Women's Basketball
Las Vegas Aces
Phoenix Mercury
Chicago Sky
Atlanta Dream
Golden State Valkyries
Seattle Storm
Nafisa Collier
WNBA Playoffs
Asia Wilson
A'ja Wilson
Alyssa Thomas
Washington Mystics
Unrivaled

Women’s hoops is on the rise and we’re here every step of the way.On every episode of The Women’s Hoops Show, host Jordan Robinson is joined by another women’s basketball expert— players, coaches, commentators, and retired legends. Together, Jordan and friends cover the ups and downs of the WNBA season, and dive into what’s happening in college hoops, the new Unrivaled league, and the shifting lan... more

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The WNBA is heading into the 2026 All-Star Weekend in Chicago with incredible basketball matchups…and major off-court controversy.

Jordan Robinson and Sheryl Swoopes break down the biggest stories surrounding the league, starting with Sandy Brondel... more

This week on The Women's Hoops Show, former WNBA player Bria Hartley joins to break down one of the biggest stories of the WNBA season as the Las Vegas Aces waive Chennedy Carter just months after she looked like an early Sixth Player of the Year can... more

The New York Liberty are Commissioner's Cup champions, but what did the win really reveal about the championship race? We break down Sabrina Ionescu's breakout performance, the Las Vegas Aces' fight without A'ja Wilson, and what both teams learned he... more

Women’s basketball legend Taj McWilliams-Franklin joins The Women's Hoops Show LIVE from the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame! From dominating the ABL and WNBA to her current role as Vice President of Basketball Operations for the Upshot League, Taj h... more

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Recent Guests

Bria Hartley
WNBA veteran, former Aces guard, recent AU player
Free agent/WNBA
Episode: Chennedy Carter's Aces Exit & The Truth About Caitlin Clark's All-Star Vote
Taj McWilliams-Franklin
Six-time WNBA All-Star, two-time WNBA Champion, VP of Basketball Operations for Upshot League
Upshot League
Episode: WNBA Legend Taj McWilliams-Franklin on 30 Years of Women's Basketball
Richard Deitsch
Host of the Sports Media Podcast, SBJ contributor
Sports Media/Stanford? (as described in episode)
Episode: Tina Charles RETIRES + $1B Valkyries?! Toronto & Portland WNBA Expansion Breakdown
Stephanie Kaloi
Women's sports reporter for The Nine Sports
The Nine Sports
Episode: Tina Charles RETIRES + $1B Valkyries?! Toronto & Portland WNBA Expansion Breakdown
Sheryl Swoopes
Basketball legend; guest on show
Former player, Raising GOATs campaign
Episode: WNBA Season 30 Preview: Which Teams Won the Offseason? + Sheryl Swoopes on Raising GOATs
Kendra Andrews
Sports journalist covering the WNBA
The Athletic
Episode: WNBA Training Camp HEATS UP: Paige Bueckers + Azzi Fudd REUNITE + Natasha Cloud Still UNSIGNED
Chamique Holdsclaw
Former Lady Vol teammate; highlighted as part of Catchings' broadcasting team discussions
USA Network (in context of broadcast work)
Episode: Hall of Famer Tamika Catchings on Indiana Fever + Chamique Holdsclaw Reunion
LaChina Robinson
Defining voice in women's basketball media; founder of Rising Media Stars
Rising Media Stars; ESPN/NBC contributor
Episode: A’ja Wilson’s $5M Contract as Teams Shape Up, plus LaChina Robinson on the WNBA’s Next Era
Myah Taylor
Beat reporter at the Dallas Morning News covering the Dallas Wings; covers fashion and pop culture
Dallas Morning News
Episode: Azzi Fudd Goes No. 1 on a Historic Night at the 2026 WNBA Draft

Hosts

Jordan Robinson
Host of The Women's Hoops Show
Autumn Johnson
Co-Host and basketball analyst on the show

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 884 ratings
  • Love to see it every week!

    I look forward every week to Jordan’s great analysis with the added bonus of smart and engaging guest hosts. Jordan knows her stuff, and I can always count on The Women’s Hoops Show for timely, intelligent conversations on women’s basketball without all the clickbait headlines. Keep it up!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    loving_life_50
    United States2 months ago
  • More Jordan and Sheryl

    A formal request to have Jordan and Sheryl more regularly. :) a great listen and smart analysis- more on point than any other women’s bball pod out there frankly

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TSuitsNYC
    United States2 months ago
  • Engaging, informative and fun!

    Jordan is a very well-informed yet bubbly, up-beat host. When joined by Cheryl Swoopes. “Hoops” is pure delight!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PSH4332
    United States3 months ago
  • Love the shorter episodes

    I’m really enjoying the extra episodes, Jordan does a great job breaking things down. The shorter format makes it super easy to keep up.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Pao.Pal
    United States3 months ago
  • Great stuff!!

    These podcasts are great for people that have started following wnba again! Her voice is very soothing!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jzhoopzjzhoopz213
    United States3 months ago

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Listeners appreciate up-to-date, in-depth coverage of WNBA storylines and player moves.
Hosts deliver smart, accessible analysis with engaging guest voices.
Quality guests and banter make complex league topics approachable for newcomers.

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WNBA Controversies: Angel Reese & Caitlin Clark + 2026 All-Star Weekend Preview
Q: What motivated the league to suspend Brondello and how did the players react?
The suspension stemmed from Brondello's comment referring to Angel Reese as a 'protected species', which prompted strong reactions about race and respect; players who spoke about it defended Angel Reese, critiqued the language, and supported accountability while also acknowledging the emotional heat of the moment.
Biggest Early WNBA Questions: Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers, Angel Reese & More
Q: What are your concerns for the Chicago Sky defensively as injuries hit and new pieces are integrated?
Defense looks solid and adaptable with Cloud and the new roster; health and continuity will determine whether they can maintain elite defense as opponents adjust to their system.
Biggest Early WNBA Questions: Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers, Angel Reese & More
Q: Kendra, what stood out to you about how the Dream pulled off that late comeback against the Aces?
The resilience and depth beyond the star players showed a team culture that could sustain momentum, especially with veterans like Gray guiding the late-game execution, even if there are still questions about consistency in closing out games.
WNBA Season 30 Preview: Which Teams Won the Offseason? + Sheryl Swoopes on Raising GOATs
Q: Phoenix Mercury, after Satu's departure and limited free-agent pickups, how do you grade their offseason impact?
A large question mark with a roster overhaul and no clear free-agent additions; the team is built around Alyssa Thomas and DeWanna Bonner but faces uncertainty in surrounding pieces.
WNBA Season 30 Preview: Which Teams Won the Offseason? + Sheryl Swoopes on Raising GOATs
Q: Chicago Sky, how does the leadership dynamic look with so many moving parts, including Courtney Vandersloot, Rekia Jackson, and Skylar Diggins-Smith?
Talent is up, leadership is the big question mark; the on-court pieces look strong, but there are real questions about leadership and how the group gels midseason.

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The show provides thorough, accessible analysis of women's basketball across the WNBA, college hoops, and the sport's expanding landscape. Hosts mix sharp game breakdowns with candid banter and frequent appearances by current players, legends, journalists, and broadcast professionals who bring insider perspectives. Episodes commonly cover league growth, team strategies, star players, and notable events like drafts, free agency, and expansion, with a consistent emphasis on advancing women's basketball visibility and culture. A notable strength is the ability to blend expert insight with relatable conversation, often featuring legends or current stars to contextualize history and progress for fans and newcomers alike.

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Recent guests on The Women’s Hoops Show include:

1. Bria Hartley
2. Taj McWilliams-Franklin
3. Richard Deitsch
4. Stephanie Kaloi
5. Sheryl Swoopes
6. Kendra Andrews
7. Chamique Holdsclaw
8. LaChina Robinson

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