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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
Paige Bueckers
CBA
WNBA Finals
Golden State Valkyries
NCAA Tournament
Brianna Stewart
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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Latest Episodes

In this episode, Seerat joins The New York Post’s Madeline Kenney to discuss the biggest winners and losers of the playoffs and share their predictions for the 2026 WNBA Finals.

(0:20) Intro

(2:46) Loser: WNBA Referees

(10:55) Loser: Liberty Coach... more

In this episode, Seerat reacts to her visit to Chase Arena to watch the Valkyries take a 2-0 lead over the Aces and gives her thoughts on the Dream’s Game 2 Win.

(0:20) Intro

(1:38) Thoughts from “Ballhalla”

(16:59) Valks Take 2-0 Lead

(25:26) Ga... more

In this episode, Seerat is joined by The Athletic’s Marcus Thompson to recap each Game 1 of the WNBA semifinals, preview each Game 2, and discuss his new book, 'Game Changers: The GOATs Who Revolutionized Basketball.'

(0:20) Intro

(1:35) Gabby Will... more

In this episode, Seerat is joined by Swish Culture’s Jordan Richard to react to the Aces’ advancing to the semifinals, the Liberty-Dream semifinal, and what’s next for the Fever.

(0:20) Intro

(2:05) Aces Advance

(13:40) Why The Mid-Range Matters

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Head coach, UConn; longtime Team USA coach
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Tyler DeLuca
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Courtney Lumpkin
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Tacarra Barnes
Cast member on The MidMajors Show, basketball analyst
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Kiki Iriafen
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Host

Seerat Sohi
Host of The Ringer WNBA Show

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 387 ratings
  • The worst women’s basketball podcast

    Seerat is just not knowledgeable enough to host this podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Ghuokgbhkkkdsyb
    United States8 days 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 States11 days 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 States18 days 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 Statesa month 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
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    hgpike
    United Statesa month ago

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Biggest Observations from the FIBA World Cup
Q: What has surprised you most about Team USA's identity so far in this tournament?
The biggest surprise is how quickly they've shifted from a star-driven, post-play identity to a more fluid, multi-lineup approach that relies on unselfishness and adaptable roles, even with A'ja Wilson out, which has exposed both growth and growing pains.
Geno Auriemma on Belonging, Fear and Motivation, and Caitlin Clark’s First World Cup
Q: How has the dynamic of Team USA changed with younger players and different lineups, especially without Asia Wilson?
The guest explains that the team is younger and more guard-oriented, with flexibility to adapt lineups for speed and space, while emphasizing the need to manage turnover and balance star power with team play.
Geno Auriemma on Belonging, Fear and Motivation, and Caitlin Clark’s First World Cup
Q: You've discussed the documentary and the process of making it; what stood out most to you about opening up your program?
The guest reflects that opening up the program aimed to show the hard work and sacrifices behind championships, acknowledging that transparency can inspire others while recognizing the scrutiny that comes with success.
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.

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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. Marcus Thompson
2. Maddy Brown
3. Andrew Haubner
4. Geno Auriemma
5. Tyler DeLuca
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7. Tacarra Barnes
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