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The Ringer WNBA Show

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

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

The New York Post’s Madeline Kenney joins to discuss the Liberty's decision to relieve Chris DeMarco of his coaching duties and the best candidates to coach New York next season.

(0:20) Intro

(0:33) Liberty fire DeMarco

(20:36) Potential Liberty c... more

In this episode, Seerat is joined by Ashmere Prasad to recap the Golden State Valkyries’ winning their first WNBA championship.

(0:20) Intro

(0:43) Valkyries are WNBA Champs

(5:06) How Golden State Built Culture

(18:18) Top Moments From Game 7

(... more

In this episode, Seerat is joined by UConn women’s basketball head coach Geno Auriemma to talk about the WNBA Finals, his former players in the Finals, UConn’s upcoming season, and recruiting in the NIL era.

(0:20) Intro

(2:08) UConn in the Finals more

In this episode, Seerat is joined by Power Plays and CBS’s Lindsay Gibbs to recap Game 6 and preview Game 7 of the WNBA Finals.

(0:20) Intro

(3:24) Dream force Game 7

(10:07) The Allisha Gray game

(23:32) Game 7 keys

(45:40) Who wins Finals MVP?... more

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Recent Guests

Ashmere Prasad
Bay Area content creator covering the Valkyries
Episode: The Valkyries Are WNBA Champions
Geno Auriemma
UConn women's basketball head coach and 12-time national champion.
UConn
Episode: Geno Auriemma Talks WNBA Finals, UConn, Transfer Portal
Lindsay Gibbs
Founder of Power Plays, women's sports lead at CBS, and co-host of Burn It All Down
CBS
Episode: Allisha Gray Saves the WNBA, and the Dream Force Game 7, With Lindsay Gibbs
Morgan Ragan
Amazon and Golden State Valkyries analyst and co-host of Deuce and Mo.
Amazon
Episode: Kiah Stokes Case For MVP, and Atlanta Arena Drama With Ramona Shelburne
Ramona Shelburne
ESPN senior writer covering the WNBA and NBA.
ESPN
Episode: Kiah Stokes Case For MVP, and Atlanta Arena Drama With Ramona Shelburne
Steven Ruiz
Fox Sports football writer and analyst
Fox Sports
Episode: 8 Reasons Why The Valkyries Bounced Back
DJ Tricey Trice
Host of The Post Up and WNBA game streamer
The Post Up
Episode: Angel Reese Does It Again !
Jordan Richard
CEO and founder of Swish Culture
Swish Culture
Episode: The Angel Reese Game with Jordan Richard
Tacarra Barnes
Co-host of The MidMajors Podcast
The MidMajors Podcast
Episode: Game 1 Recap of the Good Vibes Finals

Host

Seerat Sohi
Sports journalist and basketball analyst covering the WNBA

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 406 ratings
  • The worst women’s basketball podcast

    Seerat is just not knowledgeable enough to host this podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Ghuokgbhkkkdsyb
    United Statesa month ago
  • bummer

    Consistently ignores intersectional issues of misogynoir. Latest (post Aces first round win) complimenting the environment in Gainbridge… unfollowed. As Becky Hammon says, it always seems to happen there. Why? Sohi’s time in the boys club (covering men) means she’s not equipped for commenting on the W

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    MissusTufnel
    United Statesa month ago
  • Great pod for wnba fans both new and old!

    Great and welcome analysis from someone who is a true fan of the league! I love listening to pods run by former players but Seerat is a true hoops fan (one of us!), which I find just as valuable.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    alltreesareoaks
    United States2 months ago
  • .

    I enjoy this podcast and the thoughts presented! Is there a reason why Seerat pronounces Marine Johannes as “Yohannes?”

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    AXYZH!
    United States2 months ago
  • Sponsored by Caitlin Clark?

    I want to like this podcast so bad. They have some great takes and perspectives. I expect every podcast to have a level of obsession with Caitlin Clark, but it’s getting to a point where I have to unsubscribe because she’s not the only one in this league. The latest ep was my last straw: “Caitlin Clark’s First World Cup” like it’s not Paige, Angel, Soni, Kiki etc. as well. I know it’s about getting listeners so they use the name, but I miss integrity and am done with this one.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    hgpike
    United States2 months ago

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Opinions differ on the host's commentary about star players and social issues, with some listeners finding it insightful and others calling it uneven or frustrating.
Recurring audio complaints include delays, overlapping tracks, and inconsistent production that can make conversations harder to follow.
Some listeners value the range of guest perspectives, while others want more room for guests to speak and stronger basketball expertise from every guest.
Many appreciate Seerat Sohi's insight, delivery, and ability to make conversations engaging; some feel she can dominate guest discussions.
Listeners praise the depth of the WNBA and basketball analysis, especially the attention to strategy and the league beyond individual stars.

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How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Kiah Stokes Case For MVP, and Atlanta Arena Drama With Ramona Shelburne
Q: Who do you think really held the cards at the end?
Shelburne says WNBA Commissioner Kathy Engelbert likely made the final call, after discussions involving NBA executive Mark Tatum, team owners and presidents, broadcasters, and arena stakeholders.
Kiah Stokes Case For MVP, and Atlanta Arena Drama With Ramona Shelburne
Q: How did we get here?
Ramona Shelburne says multiple parties knew the arena and schedule posed potential conflicts but did not settle contingency plans early. The WNBA, NBA teams and arenas, ownership groups, and broadcasters all had constraints, leaving only imperfect options when the issue became urgent.
The Valkyries Are WNBA Champions
Q: If you were trying to copy the blueprint of the Valkyries, what's the one thing that you think you have to nail?
Prasad says the franchise made every part of its identity intentional, from its logo and distinctive colors to its local partnerships, community outreach, and hiring.
The Valkyries Are WNBA Champions
Q: What was your favorite moment from tonight?
Prasad highlights Kyla Charles's defense on Rhyne Howard, while also praising Gabby Williams's second-half scoring and Stokes's contributions.
Allisha Gray Saves the WNBA, and the Dream Force Game 7, With Lindsay Gibbs
Q: What did you make of Keia's game?
Gibbs says Stokes had a difficult Game 6, with limited minutes and no points, after previously being discussed as a potential Finals MVP. She notes Stokes had wanted to defend Angel Reese but was unable to do so effectively in this game.

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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?

Basketball analysis centered on the WNBA, from game and playoff breakdowns to coaching decisions, roster construction, player development, officiating, and league business. Seerat Sohi leads conversations with journalists, broadcasters, coaches, analysts, and other basketball voices, pairing tactical discussion with debate about the people and decisions shaping the league. Coverage often connects individual performances and matchup adjustments to larger questions about team building, investment, scheduling, and the WNBA's growth. The mix of Sohi's commentary and guests' reporting or on-court perspectives gives listeners both detailed game analysis and context beyond the scoreboard. Best suited to WNBA followers who want sustained discussion... more

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Recent guests on The Ringer WNBA Show include:

1. Ashmere Prasad
2. Geno Auriemma
3. Lindsay Gibbs
4. Morgan Ragan
5. Ramona Shelburne
6. Steven Ruiz
7. DJ Tricey Trice
8. Jordan Richard

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