We welcome Quincy to the show for a wide-ranging conversation that bridges basketball, culture, and acting. Quincy opens up about his upbringing before diving into the rapid growth of the WNBA and Jewell’s unique path to the league. He shares how he got his start in acting, his big break, and the preparation process that had him studying YouTube footage to understand his character’s era. The discussion explores the similarities between acting and basketball, what’s next in Quincy’s career, and wraps with Mount Rushmore picks that spark debate and personality-driven moments to close out the episode.

We welcome Quincy to the show for a wide-ranging conversation that bridges basketball, culture, and acting. Quincy opens up about his upbringing before diving into the rapid growth of the WNBA and Jewell&rsquo;s unique path to the league. He shares how he got his start in acting, his big break, and the preparation process that had him studying YouTube footage to understand his character&rsquo;s era. The discussion explores the similarities between acting and basketball, what&rsquo;s next in Quincy&rsquo;s career, and wraps with Mount Rushmore picks that spark debate and personality-driven moments to close out the episode.

Same energy. Different court. WNBA Champion, All-Star, and Olympic gold medalist Jewell Loyd brings you The Warehouse, a show inspired by the place she came from and the people she came up with. Alongside co-host Danny Malakismail, it’s a space for real talk, loud laughs, and conversations that move between basketball and beyond. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts and join the Warehouse community.

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Quincy Isaiah | Becoming Magic Johnson in HBO's Winning Time, Young Actor Mentality, and What's Next

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We open the show with a conversation centered around what it truly means to learn how to win at a high level. Diving into training differently, preparing from an early age, and the discipline required to separate from the competition. The discussion explores balancing basketball and media, along with the sacrifices that come with chasing greatness. We emphasize the importance of recovery, diet, and daily preparation in sustaining peak performance. The episode builds toward the mindset shift required to go from good to great, offering insight into the habits, routines, and focus needed to reach the next level in sports and life.

We open the show with a conversation centered around what it truly means to learn how to win at a high level. Diving into training differently, preparing from an early age, and the discipline required to separate from the competition. The discussion explores balancing basketball and media, along with the sacrifices that come with chasing greatness. We emphasize the importance of recovery, diet, and daily preparation in sustaining peak performance. The episode builds toward the mindset shift required to go from good to great, offering insight into the habits, routines, and focus needed to reach the next level in sports and life.

Jewell Loyd | The Work Behind Winning & The Sacrifice Behind Greatness

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The crew opens the show with a welcome before diving into the importance of learning finances early and how that foundation shapes long-term success beyond sports. They break down the concept of a family office and how athletes can manage and grow wealth at a higher level. The conversation shifts into first investments—what works, what doesn’t, and lessons learned along the way. From there, the guys expand on being more than just a basketball player, building identity and opportunities off the court. The episode closes with a deep dive into the investing mindset, focusing on discipline, patience, and making smart decisions for generational wealth.

The crew opens the show with a welcome before diving into the importance of learning finances early and how that foundation shapes long-term success beyond sports. They break down the concept of a family office and how athletes can manage and grow wealth at a higher level. The conversation shifts into first investments&mdash;what works, what doesn&rsquo;t, and lessons learned along the way. From there, the guys expand on being more than just a basketball player, building identity and opportunities off the court. The episode closes with a deep dive into the investing mindset, focusing on discipline, patience, and making smart decisions for generational wealth.

Jewell Loyd | More Than Basketball, Building Wealth & Investing Early

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The crew welcomes George to the show for a meaningful conversation about purpose, discipline, and impact beyond the game. George reflects on the city that shaped him and how those early experiences helped build the foundation for everything that followed. He breaks down his personal process—how consistency, mindset, and preparation drive long-term success. The discussion highlights George’s influence around The Warehouse and the role it plays in building community and inspiring the next generation. The conversation shifts to fatherhood and how it reshaped his priorities and perspective. The episode closes with powerful motivation about legacy, responsibility, and leading by example every day.

The crew welcomes George to the show for a meaningful conversation about purpose, discipline, and impact beyond the game. George reflects on the city that shaped him and how those early experiences helped build the foundation for everything that followed. He breaks down his personal process&mdash;how consistency, mindset, and preparation drive long-term success. The discussion highlights George&rsquo;s influence around The Warehouse and the role it plays in building community and inspiring the next generation. The conversation shifts to fatherhood and how it reshaped his priorities and perspective. The episode closes with powerful motivation about legacy, responsibility, and leading by example every day.

George White | Growing Up in the Projects, Building a Foundation and Becoming the Big Dawg

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Quincy Isaiah | Becoming Magic Johnson in HBO's Winning Time, Young Actor Mentality, and What's Next

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