Drake vs. Kendrick just got legal so Matt linked up with DJ Hed to dissect the latest on their beef. They also debate who's the next face of hip-hop. Stak is back to discuss the NBA's crazy viewership drop, Bill Simmons claiming Caitlin Clark as the biggest young sports star in America under age 30, and Anthony Edwards calling the Timberwolves soft. They also dive into the Ohio State-Michigan brawl and Coach Prime's killer second season at Colorado. Another week of unfiltered All The Smoke content straight from the sources.

Drake vs. Kendrick just got legal so Matt linked up with DJ Hed to dissect the latest on their beef. They also debate who's the next face of hip-hop. Stak is back to discuss the NBA's crazy viewership drop, Bill Simmons claiming Caitlin Clark as the biggest young sports star in America under age 30, and Anthony Edwards calling the Timberwolves soft. They also dive into the Ohio State-Michigan brawl and Coach Prime's killer second season at Colorado. Another week of unfiltered All The Smoke content straight from the sources.

ALL THE SMOKE pairs two of the most outspoken and controversial players of their time. Known as fiery, intense competitors during their on-court careers, Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson are now two of the most widely respected voices by today’s crop of NBA stars. Serving as mentors to numerous players throughout the league and with their hands firmly on the pulse of the game, they have first-hand insight into the minds, lives and pressing issues facing today’s players. Barnes and Jackson, who have played alongside two generations of All-Stars, will dish on the latest news and drama from on and off the court without boundaries.

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Drake Sues Kendrick + NBA’s Shocking Viewership Slide ft. DJ Hed | ALL THE SMOKE Unplugged

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NBA super-agent Rich Paul is stepping into a new lane, and it’s turning heads across the league.

Matt Barnes reacts to Rich Paul’s recent "Game Over" podcast comments and explains why publicly discussing player movement, trades, and locker-room dynamics can have serious ripple effects inside NBA organizations, ESPECIALLY when stars like LeBron James and the Lakers are involved.

Plus, Matt reacts to the Jimmy Butler injury and its consequences for the Golden State Warriors. I

s this transparency fans want... or is Rich Paul playing with fire in a profession built on trust and relationships?

NBA super-agent Rich Paul is stepping into a new lane, and it&rsquo;s turning heads across the league.
Matt Barnes reacts to Rich Paul&rsquo;s recent "Game Over" podcast comments and explains why publicly discussing player movement, trades, and locker-room dynamics can have serious ripple effects inside NBA organizations, ESPECIALLY when stars like LeBron James and the Lakers are involved.
Plus, Matt reacts to the Jimmy Butler injury and its consequences for the Golden State Warriors. I
s this transparency fans want... or is Rich Paul playing with fire in a profession built on trust and relationships?

Matt Barnes Warns About Rich Paul’s Podcast

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In this powerful episode, Matt Barnes sits down with Senator Raphael Warnock for an unfiltered conversation about faith, politics, and the America’s division in dark times. Warnock speaks on Renee Good, community resistance, and why hope requires action and not hashtags. He calls out the weaponization of Christianity, breaks down the real stakes around healthcare and choice, and explains how culture and sports can shift political power. This is an urgent and honest dialogue about using your voice, protecting your neighbors, and showing up for the next generation.

In this powerful episode, Matt Barnes sits down with Senator Raphael Warnock for an unfiltered conversation about faith, politics, and the America&rsquo;s division in dark times. Warnock speaks on Renee Good, community resistance, and why hope requires action and not hashtags. He calls out the weaponization of Christianity, breaks down the real stakes around healthcare and choice, and explains how culture and sports can shift political power. This is an urgent and honest dialogue about using your voice, protecting your neighbors, and showing up for the next generation.

Raphael Warnock on Faith vs. Politics, Renee Good, & Real Activism

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Ben Affleck joins Matt and Stak for a wide-ranging conversation about creativity, control, and staying grounded in an industry that rarely allows for it. He talks about building Artists Equity with Matt Damon, why ownership matters more to him now than ever, and how their friendship has survived fame, failure, and everything in between. B

en reflects on choosing when to step in front of the camera and when to stay behind it, why he’s never felt the pull of social media, and what it takes to be comfortable being misunderstood. He also shares stories from directing Air, working closely with Michael Jordan, and the sports movie he still hopes to make one day.

The conversation moves through defining moments like Good Will Hunting and The Town, lessons learned from Rob Reiner, handling paparazzi at the height of fame, and his respect for filmmakers like Ryan Coogler. Ben also gives his honest take on artificial intelligence in entertainment and what to look out for in his new Netflix film, The Rip.

Ben Affleck joins Matt and Stak for a wide-ranging conversation about creativity, control, and staying grounded in an industry that rarely allows for it. He talks about building Artists Equity with Matt Damon, why ownership matters more to him now than ever, and how their friendship has survived fame, failure, and everything in between. B
en reflects on choosing when to step in front of the camera and when to stay behind it, why he&rsquo;s never felt the pull of social media, and what it takes to be comfortable being misunderstood. He also shares stories from directing Air, working closely with Michael Jordan, and the sports movie he still hopes to make one day.
The conversation moves through defining moments like Good Will Hunting and The Town, lessons learned from Rob Reiner, handling paparazzi at the height of fame, and his respect for filmmakers like Ryan Coogler. Ben also gives his honest take on artificial intelligence in entertainment and what to look out for in his new Netflix film, The Rip.

Ben Affleck Gets REAL About Hollywood, Matt Damon and Michael Jordan

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Drake Sues Kendrick + NBA’s Shocking Viewership Slide ft. DJ Hed | ALL THE SMOKE Unplugged

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