
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.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BasketballSports | |||

Seerat and Nekias Duncan dive into the chaos of WNBA free agency, spotlighting major moves and strategic shifts. Discover the LA Sparks’ aggressive signings, the Chicago Sky's playoff potential, and the Atlanta Dream's stable core. Explore the Seattl... more
At a pivotal moment in the WNBA, the Chicago Sky manage to make a monumental mistake by trading superstar Angel Reese to Atlanta. Seerat and Andrew Haubner break it all down. They also discuss why the Mystics fired Jamila Wideman at a key moment for ... more
In this episode, Seerat is joined by No Cap Space’s Andrew Haubner to recap the 2026 women’s NCAA national championship. They discuss Cori Close’s coaching brilliance, how UCLA built their title team, and the Geno- Dawn spat.
(4:16) UCLA are nationa... more
In this episode, Seerat is joined by WNBA analyst Hunter Cruse to react to the NCAA Women’s Final Four! The two chat about the Geno Auriemma postgame meltdown, Dawn Staley’s coaching genius, and how the Gamecocks neutralized Sarah Strong. They also d... more
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I forget there’s a guest most of the time. Seerat, been a fan for 10+ years but you gotta actually let the guest speak. “Let’s talk about this interesting Vanderbilt article…” *spends 5+ minutes monologuing*
I would rather have a Seerat solo show than have interesting guests who get to talk less than a quarter of the time!!! I always get something great from the show but it’s stating to bother me.
When a guest is on the host still speaks more as if it was a solo show. Please ask more questions and allow the guest to speak more
I have been enjoying this show for the last few months but had to say the emergency pod in response to the new CBA was truly excellent! Seerat is deeply insightful, relatable and funny. Great show!
What a brilliant mind at the nexus of sports and society. Please run for president!!
Really had to turn off last episode because of all the bitterness of the guest
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Focused on the developments and intricacies of women's basketball, this podcast offers in-depth discussions on the WNBA, including critical topics such as player contracts, collective bargaining agreements, and significant achievements within college basketball. Each episode features discussions on prominent players, ongoing CBA negotiations, and insights into the athletic journey of women in sports, combining both expert analysis and personal narratives from guests with direct ties to the industry. This makes it a compelling choice for enthusiasts of women's basketball and those interested in the socio-political dynamics shaping the landscape of sports today.
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Recent guests on The Ringer WNBA Show include:
1. Emma Baccellieri
2. Ryan Ruocco
3. Annie Costable
4. Alexa Philippou
5. Jackie Powell
6. Doug Feinberg
7. Megan Gauer
8. Sabrina Ionescu
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