With Myles on vacation, Breanna Stewart is joined by Mariah Rose from Hoops for Hotties and the iHeart Women’s Sports Network’s Full Circle podcast for a wide-ranging, culture-meets-hoops conversation.

They dive into everything from viral moments on TikTok to Justin Bieber at Coachella, and what it really takes to cover men’s and women’s sports equally. Plus how to deal with internet critics in a world of constant opinions.

On the court, they break down major WNBA storylines, including the impact of Angel Reese heading to Atlanta and Satou Sabally landing in New York, and debate whether it’ll be A'ja Wilson or Stewie taking home MVP this season.

Mariah shares how her mom inspired her path into sports media and offers a unique perspective on athlete parenting, while Stewie shows love to New York Liberty fans and reveals a gameday ritual you definitely won’t see coming.

With Myles on vacation, Breanna Stewart is joined by Mariah Rose from Hoops for Hotties and the iHeart Women&rsquo;s Sports Network&rsquo;s Full Circle podcast for a wide-ranging, culture-meets-hoops conversation.
They dive into everything from viral moments on TikTok to Justin Bieber at Coachella, and what it really takes to cover men&rsquo;s and women&rsquo;s sports equally. Plus how to deal with internet critics in a world of constant opinions.
On the court, they break down major WNBA storylines, including the impact of Angel Reese heading to Atlanta and Satou Sabally landing in New York, and debate whether it&rsquo;ll be A'ja Wilson or Stewie taking home MVP this season.
Mariah shares how her mom inspired her path into sports media and offers a unique perspective on athlete parenting, while Stewie shows love to New York Liberty fans and reveals a gameday ritual you definitely won&rsquo;t see coming.

Two active pro hoopers at the highest level, Breanna Stewart and Myles Turner, talk basketball, culture, and everything in between. Where WNBA and NBA worlds meet, and you get the inside story from two of the most thoughtful and well-rounded players in the game.

Two active pro hoopers at the highest level, Breanna Stewart and Myles Turner, talk basketball, culture, and everything in between. Where WNBA and NBA worlds meet, and you get the inside story from two of the most thoughtful and well-rounded players in the game.

Game Recognize Game with Stewie and Myles

Going Viral, Dealing with Haters & WNBA Drama with Mariah Rose

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Breanna Stewart and Myles Turner are joined by 17-year NBA veteran C.J. Miles, the player who helped mentor Myles during his rookie season with the Indiana Pacers.

The trio discusses how C.J.'s basketball journey might have looked very different if NIL had existed when he came out of Skyline High School in Dallas in 2005. C.J. opens up about the challenges of entering the NBA as an 18-year-old, the isolation he felt as a teenager in a veteran locker room, and the lessons he learned while finding his place in the league.

They also dive into the evolution of C.J.'s career as he became one of the NBA's most respected 3-and-D players. C.J. explains why every player in the league is ultimately a role player, some just earn more trust and responsibility than others.

Myles reflects on his own rookie season, including the West Coast road trip that helped spark his breakout after months of hard work behind the scenes. The conversation also explores C.J.'s passion for self-expression, photography, music, and the creative outlets that helped him stay balanced throughout his career.

Plus, the show closes with C.J. vs. Myles Trivia as the former teammates test how much they remember about their 2015-16 season together in Indiana.

Breanna Stewart and Myles Turner are joined by 17-year NBA veteran C.J. Miles, the player who helped mentor Myles during his rookie season with the Indiana Pacers.
The trio discusses how C.J.'s basketball journey might have looked very different if NIL had existed when he came out of Skyline High School in Dallas in 2005. C.J. opens up about the challenges of entering the NBA as an 18-year-old, the isolation he felt as a teenager in a veteran locker room, and the lessons he learned while finding his place in the league.
They also dive into the evolution of C.J.'s career as he became one of the NBA's most respected 3-and-D players. C.J. explains why every player in the league is ultimately a role player, some just earn more trust and responsibility than others.
Myles reflects on his own rookie season, including the West Coast road trip that helped spark his breakout after months of hard work behind the scenes. The conversation also explores C.J.'s passion for self-expression, photography, music, and the creative outlets that helped him stay balanced throughout his career.
Plus, the show closes with C.J. vs. Myles Trivia as the former teammates test how much they remember about their 2015-16 season together in Indiana.

C.J. Miles on Surviving the NBA at 18, Being an Artist & Mentoring Myles Turner

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Breanna Stewart and Myles Turner break down the NBA Finals and explain what it's really like to compete for a championship when the pressure, fatigue, and expectations are at their highest. They discuss the mental and physical challenges facing the Spurs, why closing games becomes so difficult this time of year, and who Myles believes should be the favorite for Finals MVP.

The two also talk about the New York Liberty's four-game win streak, and why Stewie had to get a little angry during the team's latest game against the Indiana Fever.

Plus, Stewie's Parent Corner returns, and Myles introduces another lesson from outside the basketball world.

Breanna Stewart and Myles Turner break down the NBA Finals and explain what it's really like to compete for a championship when the pressure, fatigue, and expectations are at their highest. They discuss the mental and physical challenges facing the Spurs, why closing games becomes so difficult this time of year, and who Myles believes should be the favorite for Finals MVP.
The two also talk about the New York Liberty's four-game win streak, and why Stewie had to get a little angry during the team's latest game against the Indiana Fever.
Plus, Stewie's Parent Corner returns, and Myles introduces another lesson from outside the basketball world.

Stewie & Myles on the NBA Finals, Liberty Win Streak & When to Get Mad!

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Breanna Stewart is joined by WNBA and NBA analyst Trysta Krick, and from the opening tip, Trysta comes ready to challenge everything.

She presses Stewie on the New York Liberty's slow start to the season, their surprising losses to expansion team Portland Fire, and even revisits the controversial foul call at the end of the 2024 WNBA Finals against the Minnesota Lynx. Stewie doesn't back down, leading to one of the most candid conversations of the season.

The two also dive into the NBA Finals, the WNBA Rookie of the Year race, and the continued impact of Unrivaled. Trysta shares some of her hottest takes, including whether Paige Bueckers and Arike Ogunbowale can thrive together in Dallas, and why she believes WNBA players deserved even more in the league's new CBA.

Plus, Trysta puts her freestyle skills to the test, and Stewie opens up about the biggest challenge of balancing motherhood with life as a WNBA superstar.

Breanna Stewart is joined by WNBA and NBA analyst Trysta Krick, and from the opening tip, Trysta comes ready to challenge everything.
She presses Stewie on the New York Liberty's slow start to the season, their surprising losses to expansion team Portland Fire, and even revisits the controversial foul call at the end of the 2024 WNBA Finals against the Minnesota Lynx. Stewie doesn't back down, leading to one of the most candid conversations of the season.
The two also dive into the NBA Finals, the WNBA Rookie of the Year race, and the continued impact of Unrivaled. Trysta shares some of her hottest takes, including whether Paige Bueckers and Arike Ogunbowale can thrive together in Dallas, and why she believes WNBA players deserved even more in the league's new CBA.
Plus, Trysta puts her freestyle skills to the test, and Stewie opens up about the biggest challenge of balancing motherhood with life as a WNBA superstar.

Trysta Krick Goes IN On Stewie! Liberty Rough Start & Controversial Finals Calls 

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