The Harlem Globetrotters are celebrating a major milestone - 100 years of entertaining crowds with their unique blend of basketball, comedy, and spectacle. This episode, we're joined by Corey "Thunder" Law, a member of the team, who shares his personal story of how he got his iconic nickname and what drives him to excel in his performances.

As a kid, Thunder was always super competitive, but he got cut from his school basketball team in seventh grade. Determined not to feel that disappointment again, he watched and learned from his idol, Alan Everson, a local basketball player who inspired him to develop a strong work ethic. Thunder's passion for basketball led him to join the Globetrotters, where he earned his nickname for his impressive dunking skills.

We also talk about the importance of crowd energy and participation in the Globetrotters' performances. Thunder shares how the team thrives off the audience's engagement and makes the show a two-way experience. He also reveals which trick shot is his favorite to perform and why it's a nod to the team's history and legacy.

Don't miss this exciting conversation with Thunder as he shares his story and prepares for the Globetrotters' 100-year tour in Adelaide. Listen to the full episode to hear more about Thunder's journey, the team's unique approach to basketball, and what makes their performances so unforgettable.