Hosted by sports personality and star of FS1’s “First Things First," What's Wright with Nick Wright will see Nick dish his hot takes on the biggest topics in the world of sports, while sharing the behind-the-scenes of his family life. He'll play games, make lists, and most importantly, he'll tell you what’s Wright. Subscribe now and catch Nick 3x a week right here, and across all of our social med... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 237 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsFootballBasketball |
05:30 - NBA Playoffs So Far more
0:00 - Nuggets win at the buzzer more
01:50 - Nick Dominates Warriors Twitter more
04:46 - Lakers Lookahead more
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I’ve become a big fan of Nick over the years. Love everything he does. Smart, funny, empathetic. One of the best n the business.
Started listening to this, coming from Nick’s TV show but was surprised by how unprepared, uninformed, and just overall unintelligent the co-host is. Come to find out it’s Nick’s son. His show, his decision, and you have all the right to give your unqualified kid a job over a producer with an extensive resume who has been in this industry their entire life, but it’s so obvious it’s because they’re related and not because of any talent. I like Nick’s takes but dude can’t even pronounce words corr... more
Quick wit, super smart, fabulous and spot on takes is what you get with Nick Wright. Politics aside, the show and Nick is an absolute delight. Nick bantering with his naive, way less knowledgeable son reminds me of me and my 14-year old son. Keep it up, I look forward to every pod. Love to have a drink one day and debate. Were the same age, I a smidge older, but my broadcast journalism degree didn’t get me quite as far. lol.
My favorite new podcast - second only on my list to The Herd. Listen to every episode and get excited for it each and every time. Thank you fellas - keep it coming!!
The takes are on point. The top “50 players of the last 50 years” series is still unmatched by any other podcast. The family vibe gives the show warmth. Nick and Damonza are perfect together. Diorra and Nick was spectacular as well. Nick Wright public defender is hilarious. As far as content with substance, no matter the sport; this is one of the best sports podcasts on right now.
Apple Podcasts | #32 | United States/Sports/Basketball |
Apple Podcasts | #230 | United States/Sports |
Apple Podcasts | #37 | United Kingdom/Sports/Basketball |
Apple Podcasts | #65 | Canada/Sports/Basketball |
Apple Podcasts | #83 | Australia/Sports/Basketball |
Apple Podcasts | #88 | Germany/Sports/Basketball |
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