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 | 28 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BasketballSports |
Happy New Year, hoops fans! Seerat kicks off 2025 with Zora Stephenson, and they start the show by discussing the landscape of the upcoming WNBA draft and who can be the no. 1 pick (2:03). They discuss whether Olivia Miles or Paige Bueckers can break... more
What a year in women’s basketball it’s been! Seerat shares her favorite moments, from JuJu Watkins’s and Caitlin Clark's NCAA records to a record-setting year in the WNBA led by A’ja Wilson.
Read Seerat’s 10 biggest moments in women’s basketball on... more
This week, Seerat welcomes Chauny Powell of the 'No Cap Space' podcast, and they kick off the show with a real conversation about Paige Bueckers and Geno Auriemma (1:51). Then Chauny talks about her South Carolina Gamecocks and Dawn Staley’s influenc... more
Natalie Nakase on Building the Golden State Valkyries. Plus, Hunter Cruse on the Valks and Aces.
This week, Seerat takes a closer look at the newly assembled Golden Stake Valkyries! First, she speaks with their head coach, Natalie Nakase, who discus... more
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I’m happy to have a new WNBA podcast to listen to! She has a deep knowledge of the game and some great insights! I agree with the previous review in that I haven’t quite latched onto her interview style, but the only thing that makes it challenging to listen to is there’s a lot of background noise, particularly while her guests are talking. I’m not an audio expert, so I’m not sure if it’s a hardware issue or if someone is making sounds too close to the microphone like drinking or moving things a... more
Just started listening and am going back and listening to the back episodes reliving the end of the season. Love the guests love the host love the vibe! Happy to have a new bball podcast
I love WNBA podcasts and was excited to add this one to my rotation but the host talks in circles and touches on 8 different topics that are unrelated before asking her guest a question. I’m all about having a dialogue but it’s really hard to follow. I noticed it in both the Ros and Indiana Fever beat reporter episodes - she’s essentially talking to herself and having too many trains of thought in a really long monologue before inviting the guest to speak. I guess it’s fine when it’s a solo epis... more
When a new podcast launches, particularly in the sports space, you can tell the quality of the host by the guest they bring on. Seerat Sohi has had incredible guests since the launch in this pod and has jumped up among the best pods covering the WNBA, right next to The Dunker Spot.
Her talent and enthusiasm for the sport is so obvious and infectious, very excited that she got this opportunity.
This is a great model for what WNBA coverage could be if more media members focused on the game. Great analysis without getting too lost in the weeds, a really standout selection of guests, and Seerat does a fantastic job in the host seat. Especially appreciate the segments where they revisit past moments from the league.
Apple Podcasts | #35 | United States/Sports/Basketball |
Apple Podcasts | #46 | Canada/Sports/Basketball |
Apple Podcasts | #240 | United Kingdom/Sports/Basketball |
Apple Podcasts | #51 | Australia/Sports/Basketball |
Apple Podcasts | #157 | Germany/Sports/Basketball |
Apple Podcasts | #203 | Italy/Sports/Basketball |
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