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The Ringer WNBA Show

The Ringer
WNBA
Caitlin Clark
Las Vegas Aces
Indiana Fever
Minnesota Lynx
New York Liberty
March Madness
Juju Watkins
CBA
WNBA Finals
Paige Bueckers
Golden State Valkyries
Brianna Stewart
NCAA Tournament
A'ja Wilson
Women's Basketball
Chicago Sky
South Carolina
Sabrina Ionescu
Angel Reese

The Ringer WNBA Show, hosted by The Ringer’s Seerat Sohi, breaks down the latest happenings in The W, with must-listen analysis, thoughts and more featuring some of the best guests and experts from around the league.

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Latest Episodes

Seerat opens by recapping Monday night’s slate of games and gives a glimpse into the future of the WNBA. Then, she is joined by TheIXSports’ Jackie Powell to discuss Sandy Brondello’s comments on Angel Reese, the WNBA’s security issues, and the Liber... more

Seerat is joined by ESPN’s Michael Voepel to recap Fever-Valkyries, how each team should approach the trade deadline, the Sparks’ future, and the Silver-Engelbert relationship.

(0:16) Intro

(2:15) Valkyries-Fever recap

(17:47) The Fever’s lack of ... more

In this episode, Seerat opens by discussing the Sparks firing GM Raegan Pebley, how the team should move forward, and Angel Reese’s dominant performance against L.A. on Monday night. Then, Seerat is joined by Connecticut Sun play-by-play announcer Br... more

In this episode, Seerat opens by discussing the president and Congress’s attempt to protect Caitlin Clark, the Fever’s recent West Coast swing, and Chennedy Carter being released. Then, she is joined by the Chicago Sun-Times’ Alissa Hirsh to discuss ... more

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Recent Guests

Michael Voepel
ESPN writer covering basketball
ESPN
Episode: The State of the WNBA, the Valkyries, and Caitlin Clark With Michael Voepel
Brendan Glasheen
Play-by-play broadcaster, guest on the episode
Various (media/broadcasting)
Episode: The W's Scoring Explosion With Brendan Glasheen, and the Sparks Fire Their GM
Alissa Hirsh
Chicago Sky Beat Reporter
Chicago Sun-Times
Episode: Congress Enters WNBA Culture Wars, and What's With the Sky, With Alissa Hirsh
Nathan Canilao
Beat writer for the Golden State Valkyries, Mercury News
Mercury News
Episode: How to Not Ruin a Franchise, With Nathan Canilao
Stefan Anderson
Super producer, Liberty super fan, special guest
Episode: Recapping Cathy Engelbert's (Hopefully) Final Commissioner's Cup
Callie Fin
Reporter for USA Today covering WNBA and women's sports
USA Today
Episode: Caitlin Clark’s Throat-Punch Has Everyone Talking and Callie Fin Talks Pregnancy and Parasociality
Steven Ruiz
Guest, WNBA analyst for The Ringer
The Ringer
Episode: Olivia Miles’s Historic Season, Dream-Fever, and Which Teams We Would Let Ruin Our Summer, With Steven Ruiz
Flau'jae Johnson
Professional basketball player for the Seattle Storm; rapper and public figure
Seattle Storm
Episode: Flau'jae Johnson Assesses Her Rookie Season and More. Plus, Three Things That We Love.
Logan Murdock
Host/Contributor
The Ringer
Episode: Flau'jae Johnson Assesses Her Rookie Season and More. Plus, Three Things That We Love.

Hosts

Seerat Sohi
Host of The Ringer WNBA Show
Logan Murdock
Host of The Ringer NBA Show; frequent WNBA show contributor

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 337 ratings
  • Pretty solid

    There are few WNBA podcasts that go hard into stats and game play. The Ringer does more analysis than most. The focus is on the game rather than the personalities of the hosts. I am enjoying this pod so far. Keep going deep on game talk, gang! 👏👏👏

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Schooly C
    United Statesa month ago
  • Meh.

    It’s very clear that the host and many of the guests are new to watching and/or covering the W. This results in a lot of unnecessary comparisons to the men’s league and a lot of bad takes. This is a podcast for someone who isn’t really into the W but maybe wants some talking points to bring up at a dinner party. Also, the host talks in run on sentences, stream of consciousness, answers her own questions within a sentence, cuts herself off…all while there is a guest right there waiting to respond... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Hmmmm??!???
    United States2 months ago
  • Sigh

    I want to love this podcast but the constant CC glazing is so exhausting. I’m so tired.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    analitiks
    United States2 months ago
  • Higher standards for your guests

    I usually love this podcast. Many of the guests in the past have great basketball insights, as does the host. However, maybe in the future we don’t need random NY Times bestselling authors that’s just a “super fan” of a team. You’re a good podcast focusing on the wnba, why are you inviting people that aren’t actually in the wnba space to be on your show? For every casual fan you invite you chip away at your legitimacy. Could’ve been a five star until your last episode. You went from a serio... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    InfusionP@nd@
    United States2 months ago
  • Great show, questionable audio producing sometimes

    Are yall speeding up how people are talking? I have had to check the playback speed multiple times on the last couple of episodes

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jwspiess
    United States2 months ago

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Some reviews call for tighter questioning and more guest speaking time.
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Overall, audience finds depth and variety in topics with strong host/guest banter.
Fans value guest expertise and conversational flow, craving more questions for guests.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

How to Not Ruin a Franchise, With Nathan Canilao
Q: Nathan, what makes the Valkyries' defense so special this season?
The Valkyries' defense works as a cohesive system led by a screens-and-recovery mentality, with Gabby Williams locking down top players, Veronica Burton and Kia Stokes providing versatility, and Nekassi's defensive prep guiding in-game adjustments. They're not relying on one superstar but on a flexible, high-energy forcing of mistakes and precise rotations.
The Lynx’s Hot Start, Liberty’s Early Struggles, and How the Fire Were Built, With Noa Dalzell
Q: How is Portland's expansion team approaching development differently this season?
Portland is using Alex Sarama's constraints-led approach, practicing in socks, avoiding traditional shootarounds, and focusing on situational drills to accelerate player development and create flexible, high-IQ players who can adapt to multiple roles.
The Lynx’s Hot Start, Liberty’s Early Struggles, and How the Fire Were Built, With Noa Dalzell
Q: What makes the Minnesota Lynx's early-season success sustainable besides burst of talent?
The discussion highlights Cheryl Reeve's constraints-led coaching and the seamless integration of new players like Olivia Miles and Courtney Williams, plus Natasha Howard's versatile fit, showing that a well-designed system and culture can sustain success beyond individual star power.
Season Preview: A’ja's MVP Case, Fever-Wings Showdown, Phee’s Free Agency, and the New-Look Liberty
Q: What is your pick for MVP and why?
The host argues for A'ja Wilson due to her historical production, dominance, and the Aces' strong supporting cast, while acknowledging voter fatigue as a potential risk.
Trades, Max'es, and All the Chaos of WNBA Free Agency
Q: Where do you want to start when breaking down the Sparks' recent moves and their win-now approach?
The guest guides the discussion toward the Sparks' core acquisitions (Ogumike, Atkins) and how they fit with Plum and Brink, evaluating whether the core is ready to contend and what gaps remain (especially at point guard and defense).

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This show concentrates on the WNBA and women's basketball, blending insider analysis, roster-building debates, and season previews with frequent guest experts from major outlets and basketball-thinking platforms. Episodes often cover team strategy, player development, front-office moves, and league-improvement trends, with a mix of tactical X's-and-O's, business context, and cultural angles. A standout edge is the frequent presence of high-profile guests and a candid, conversational host dynamic that sparks practical takeaways for listeners who want to understand team-building, player trajectories, and league narratives beyond game recaps.

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1. Michael Voepel
2. Brendan Glasheen
3. Alissa Hirsh
4. Nathan Canilao
5. Stefan Anderson
6. Callie Fin
7. Steven Ruiz
8. Flau'jae Johnson

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