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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
Olivia Miles
CBA
Paige Bueckers
WNBA Finals
Golden State Valkyries
Brianna Stewart
NCAA Tournament
A'ja Wilson
Women's Basketball
Chicago Sky
South Carolina
Sabrina Ionescu

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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In this episode, Seerat is joined by The Athletic’s Sabreena Merchant to recap the Lynx-Valkyries matchup and what both teams could learn heading into the postseason. Then they discuss Angel Reese’s historic week, Kate Koval leaving LSU, Enes Kanter ... more

In this episode, Seerat is joined by No Cap Space’s Tyler DeLuca to discuss his video on Olivia Miles and her case for MVP. Then they review the UConn women’s basketball documentary 'The Dynasty' before getting into Azzi Fudd’s season-ending injury a... more

In this episode, Seerat is joined by Courtney Lumpkin and Tacarra Barnes of The MidMajors Podcast to discuss how Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell, and Olivia Miles have made their marks in the MVP race. Then they play Red, Yellow, Green Flag and recap ... more

In this episode, Seerat opens by discussing Stephanie White’s comments, the Fever finding their groove, and Satou Sabally stepping away from the Liberty, before previewing this weekend's marquee matchups. Then, she is joined by Washington Mystics for... more

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Tyler DeLuca
Guest, No Cap Space contributor
No Cap Space
Episode: Paige, Geno, and the Ugly Parts of Winning With Tyler DeLuca
Courtney Lumpkin
Cast member on The MidMajors Show, basketball analyst
The MidMajors Show
Episode: Olivia Miles and Caitlin Clark Enter the MVP Race
Tacarra Barnes
Cast member on The MidMajors Show, basketball analyst
The MidMajors Show
Episode: Olivia Miles and Caitlin Clark Enter the MVP Race
Kiki Iriafen
Guard/forward for the Washington Mystics, young big
Washington Mystics
Episode: Kiki Iriafen on the Young, Tough, and Joyful Mystics
Stephen PridGeon-Garner
Sports journalist covering the WNBA (All-City Sports) and frequent podcast guest
All-City Sports
Episode: Chelsea Gray Proves Why She Belongs on Team USA
Trysta Krick
Co-founder of The Daily W Sports; Let Her Shoot podcast host
The Daily W / Let Her Shoot
Episode: Trade Deadline Reactions With Trysta Krick
ER Fightmaster
Actor and podcaster
Episode: Sophie Cunningham’s Comments, WNBA Culture, and More With E.R. Fightmaster
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

Host

Seerat Sohi
Host of The Ringer WNBA Show

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 369 ratings
  • Sophie has gained a fan!

    8 out 10 people agree with Sophie Cunningham. As the parent of a little girl I am so thankful we have strong women like Sophie fighting for the rights of women and little girls against the host of this podcast and her hate of women. I loved the basketball content but cannot listen to the hate of women from this host any longer. Sophie has gained a whole family of fans! And this podcast has lost them.

    Apple Podcasts
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    WasAFan13
    United Statesa month ago
  • Women’s Sports are for WOMEN

    I just want a women’s basketball convo not to be pro LGBTQ at the detriment of others.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    MadameEliza
    United Statesa month ago
  • Please be realistic about Caitlin

    Normally great analysis with the glaring exception of Caitlin Clark who can play objectively awful and go full Karen mode on a ref after clearly lying about getting fouled and "she played pretty well"

    Had good takes on every other team generally

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Shrimp and white wine
    United States2 months ago
  • Audio issues!!!!!

    I love the convo but at least once a month there are crazy audio issues, like fully two tracks of seerat talking saying different things at the same time. Why is an editor not listening they once and fixing this!!! It’s rly irritating and hard to keep listening but I want to keep listening 😭😭😭

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    byccywyx
    United States2 months ago
  • Seerat has the best takes

    Love the host, and she’s really grown to be a great host — very natural it’s her guests, not rigid, plays off their takes.

    The audio does consistently have issues — last episode just before 5 mins

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Elena M12345
    United States2 months ago

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Paige, Geno, and the Ugly Parts of Winning With Tyler DeLuca
Q: How does her personality influence her on-court performance?
Miles's flair and fearless approach are not just personality traits; they directly contribute to her playmaking, energize teammates, and create a competitive environment that reshapes how opponents defend the Lynx.
Paige, Geno, and the Ugly Parts of Winning With Tyler DeLuca
Q: What makes Olivia Miles such a standout on the Lynx this season?
Her rare combination of court vision, decision-making under pressure, and ability to read defenses in real-time, which allows her to orchestrate the offense and boost team efficiency even when scoring opportunities are limited.
Kiki Iriafen on the Young, Tough, and Joyful Mystics
Q: What is the Mystics' defensive identity and how does it shape your season?
The Mystics lean on a strong, top-tier defense that keeps us in games even when offense struggles. Our defensive discipline and versatility let us adapt to different opponents and lineups, which is essential as we push for the playoffs.
Kiki Iriafen on the Young, Tough, and Joyful Mystics
Q: What does your name mean and why did you choose to use Okiki Ola in that moment?
Okiki Ola means famous wealth in Yoruba, and my parents wanted a name that would set a future intention. On draft night I chose to go by Okiki Ola to honor that meaning and to introduce a stronger, more authentic version of myself to the professional world.
A Deep Dive on Olivia Miles’s All-Time Rookie Season with Maitreyi Anantharaman
Q: What was it like to talk to Lindsey Whalen, and what did she say about Olivia Miles?
Lindsey Whalen offered praise for Miles and provided perspective on how the new generation of point guards blends traditional playmaking with modern scoring, emphasizing Miles's adaptability and the way she fits into a pro-style system.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Ringer WNBA Show

What is The Ringer WNBA Show about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show provides in-depth, data-driven basketball analysis focused on the WNBA, with a strong emphasis on team-building, player roles, and league dynamics. Episodes frequently feature expert guests and insiders who break down rosters, trades, and strategic concepts, while also tackling broader culture, media, and policy conversations surrounding women's basketball. Notable strengths include high-level tactical discussion, a track record of credible guests from league coverage, and a willingness to engage timely controversy with nuance. Potential listeners include basketball enthusiasts who want rigorous game analysis, industry professionals seeking guest fit or sponsorship context, and fans looking for thoughtful discourse beyond headline... more

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1. Tyler DeLuca
2. Courtney Lumpkin
3. Tacarra Barnes
4. Kiki Iriafen
5. Stephen PridGeon-Garner
6. Trysta Krick
7. ER Fightmaster
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