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The Ringer WNBA Show

The Ringer
WNBA
Caitlin Clark
Sabrina Ionescu
WNBA Finals
New York Liberty
Minnesota Lynx
Connecticut Sun
Indiana Fever
Brianna Stewart
WNBA Semifinals
Chicago Sky
A'ja Wilson
WNBA Playoffs
Breanna Stewart
Aces
Teresa Weatherspoon
Alyssa Thomas
Asia Wilson
Las Vegas Aces
Napheesa Collier

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 sits down with author Theresa Runstedtler to discuss the current state of the CBA negotiations and the historical parallels to the NBA in the 1970s. They explore the importance of revenue sharing for players, the emergence of Unrivaled as a ne... more

Seerat is joined by author and former Ringer staff writer Shea Serrano to talk about his new book, 'Expensive Basketball,' and to discuss his love for the Aces, as well as some of the most expensive moments from this past season!

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Seerat is joined by ESPN's Katie Barnes to discuss the new WNBA champions (02:17). They also discuss what A'ja Wilson was able to achieve in the series, and what the Aces organization will look like after this championship run (8:14).

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Seerat is joined by Sabreena Merchant of The Athletic to break down just why the Aces are dominating this series and what hope, if any, the Mercury have to recover.

Host: Seerat Sohi

Guest: Sabreena Merchant

Senior Producer: Steve Ahlman

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Katie Barnes
Feature writer covering women's basketball for ESPN, known for in-depth articles and playoff coverage.
ESPN
Episode: The Aces Are WNBA Champions! What Happens Now?
Maya Goldberg-Safir
Runs the Rough Notes substack, which covers women's basketball.
Rough Notes
Episode: Cam Brink Is Back, the Continued Rise of Injuries, and the History of the San Francisco Pioneers
Zena Keita
Co-host of No Offseason WNBA pod at the Athletic, covers the Warriors
The Athletic
Episode: Caitlin Clark’s Return, Angel Reese Turning the Corner, Dallas Drama, and the Bay Area's Valkyries Vibes
Lucas Seehafer
Physical therapist with Ph.D. dissertation on WNBA injury epidemiology
Episode: Liberty and Lynx Show Early Dominance, Plus the Science Behind WNBA Injuries
Diana Taurasi
Retired professional basketball player and multiple-time WNBA champion
Phoenix Mercury
Episode: Diana Taurasi on Life After the WNBA. Plus, the W’s Opening Week.
Courtney Paris
Former WNBA player and current assistant coach with a notable career in women's college and professional basketball
Chicago Sky
Episode: The 12 Most Interesting Characters in the WNBA Season, Plus Chicago Assistant Coach Courtney Paris Talks Angel Reese’s Growth
Kevin Pelton
ESPN analyst with extensive knowledge of women's basketball
ESPN
Episode: Olivia Miles’s Shocking Decision, an Elite Eight Recap, and Final Four Preview
Zoe Brooks
Player at NC State
NC State
Episode: The Many Ripple Effects of JuJu Watkins’s Devastating Injury. Plus, NC State’s Zoe Brooks.
Liatu King
Forward at Notre Dame, known for her defensive skills and a potential future WNBA player
Notre Dame
Episode: NCAA Tournament Preview and Liatu King on Notre Dame’s Title Hopes

Host

Seerat Sohi
Host contributing comprehensive coverage and insights into women's basketball, emphasizing analysis, performance discussions, and guest interactions.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 225 ratings
  • So much Clark talk.

    I just want to listen to a podcast about women’s basketball that’s not about Caitlin the entire time, she’s hurt and the host just can’t stop saying her name. Goodness!

    10-1-25

    Just wish Seerat was a guest host on Clark episodes or just things she feels passionate about. She’s very bias, how can you cover the whole league when you are that bias?

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    WWoooot
    United Statesa month ago
  • Great show

    Timely & interesting, love the “emergency” quick turn episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    OneMoreHour128
    United Statesa month ago
  • So much Clark talk.

    I just want to listen to a podcast about women’s basketball that’s not about Caitlin the entire time, she’s hurt and the host just can’t stop saying her name. Goodness!

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    WWoooot
    United States3 months ago
  • Great show

    Timely & interesting discussion!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    OneMoreHour128
    United States4 months ago
  • Keep it up!

    As someone who watched/enjoyed the W since 2012.. i gotta say you are changing the game with this POD bruh (not like your are the first, but you are setting bar super high) .. your ability to cover all different parts of the league with this platform is top tier… keep it up!

    P.S

    We would love 2-3 shows a week to keep us updated on league

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kmays_20
    United States6 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

There are complaints about perceived biases in discussions, particularly regarding specific teams, suggesting a desire for a more balanced perspective.
Many appreciate the expert insights shared by the host and guests, often highlighting their depth of knowledge and passion for the sport.
Listeners praise the engaging and informative discussions that cover a wide range of topics within women's basketball.
Some feedback includes suggestions for improving audio quality and structure, indicating areas where the podcast could further evolve.

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The Aces Are Up. Can the Mercury Knock Them Down?
Q: Marcus, how's it going?
Marcus jokingly comments about expecting a track and field discussion.
The Playoffs Are Here! The Aces Look Scary, Lynx Blast the Valkyries, and the Fever Suffer to the Dream
Q: What does Seattle need to improve to be competitive?
Seattle needs to adjust their game plan significantly and focus on offensive execution and defensive strategy against their opponents.
The Playoffs Are Here! The Aces Look Scary, Lynx Blast the Valkyries, and the Fever Suffer to the Dream
Q: What makes the Aces look so dominant in the playoffs?
The Aces are firing off all cylinders with well-balanced contributions from all players, and Asia Wilson's leadership and performance stand out.
Caitlin Clark’s Return, Angel Reese Turning the Corner, Dallas Drama, and the Bay Area's Valkyries Vibes
Q: What makes Caitlin Clark's return significant?
Her return has sparked renewed interest and excitement about women's basketball, showcasing her unique skill set and flair.
Liberty and Lynx Show Early Dominance, Plus the Science Behind WNBA Injuries
Q: What are your initial thoughts on is this an outlier and why is it happening?
Injury rates are multifactorial; therefore, it’s difficult to pinpoint singular causes but the increase is concerning.

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1. Katie Barnes
2. Maya Goldberg-Safir
3. Zena Keita
4. Lucas Seehafer
5. Diana Taurasi
6. Courtney Paris
7. Kevin Pelton
8. Zoe Brooks

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