Sophie Cunningham's Indiana Fever re-signing & WNBA offseason + Bravo's West Wilson addresses drama

Summary

Show Me Something – Episode Summary

Sophie Cunningham's Indiana Fever Re-Signing & WNBA Offseason + Bravo's West Wilson Addresses Drama

Release Date: April 21, 2026
Hosts: Sophie Cunningham (Indiana Fever, WNBA) & West Wilson (Bravo’s Summer House, reality star & Sophie’s high school bestie)

Episode Overview

This lively episode of "Show Me Something" dives into two main orbits: Sophie Cunningham's behind-the-scenes account of her offseason and re-signing with the Indiana Fever, including an in-depth look at changes to the Fever roster and broader WNBA free agency moves; and West Wilson addressing headline-catching reality TV drama from Bravo's Summer House, particularly addressing rumors, internet backlash, and the personal cost of public scrutiny.

Beyond those tentpoles, the duo riff on music festival moments, the new season of HBO's Euphoria, and binge-worthy sports TV. The episode oscillates between raw candor, humor, and intimate glimpses into sports and reality TV worlds.

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Major Discussion Points & Insights

1. Sophie Cunningham’s Indiana Fever & WNBA Offseason Updates

• Sophie’s Mindset on Re-Signing (02:39, 09:49, 10:00)

  • Sophie reflects on her contract renewal:
    • “I’m just in the point in my career where I just want to win. Like, I just want to win. I’m not going to put my ego and everything in front of things. I know it is a business, but I just, I think I’m just wired a little differently.” – Sophie (02:39+)
    • Re-signing was “close,” not a financial windfall:
      • “Was the contract better than you thought it would be?”
      • “Nope.” – Co-host & Sophie (10:00)
    • Contract negotiations toughened by coming off an injury and lack of full exposure for other teams:
      • “If you don’t get in front of these people, then it’s like, hey, like, are you actually good?” – Sophie (10:13)
    • Silver lining:
      • “This is a great wake up call to not get comfortable. I think it kind of lit a fire under my ass even more.” – Sophie (10:39)

• Excitement About New Fever Roster

  • Fever add key players: Monique Billings (“a very strong, physical, athletic 4 … can grab every freaking offensive board, can dunk”), Maisha Hines-Allen, and highly touted rookie Raven Johnson.
  • Rookie Raven Johnson’s impact:
    • “Raven Johnson is a freaking dog. We had our first day of training camp and I just, like, love her. … I think she’s going to be fantastic. Great defensive player, just a really sweet girl and a great teammate so far. … I’m a big, big fan.” – Sophie (03:43, 12:42)
  • Team characterized by depth and fresh pacing:
    • “We’re gonna be fast. We’re gonna be able to shoot the ball. Like, we’re gonna be able to defend. Like, it’s going to be good.” – Sophie (14:15)

• On “Rookie Energy” and Locker Room Dynamics

  • Sophie stresses “being yourself” and advocates rookies should “be a sponge, but if you’re vocal, still be vocal … do what you do best.” (13:22)

• Caitlin Clark’s Condition

  • “She’s been healthy and everyone’s healthy right now, so. First day. We made it through the first day. We’re back, baby.” – Sophie (03:52, 14:33)

• WNBA Free Agency, CBA, and Team Movement

  • Sophie and West break down notable free agency shifts:
    • Angel Reese to Atlanta, Satou Sabally to New York, Skylar Diggins and others to Chicago, and the Toronto expansion team stacking up.
    • “Everyone’s solid. Like, or the majority, I would say, is solid. So it’s going to be interesting.” – Sophie (25:21)
  • Reflections on the new CBA:
    • “We’re all getting paid a lot more, there’s a lot more benefits … but teams in rebuilding years have more advantage because they have all this money … teams that were already good … trying to figure out the money situation.” (26:51)

• Departures from Fever

  • Sophie gets sentimental over departed teammates:
    • “I’m really going to miss Sid. Sid was such a good locker room presence. And then when she got in the game, she was just so solid. … I think that is such a huge thing on winning teams that maybe a lot of coaches or front offices don’t really, you know, put their money in, but they should.” (25:53)

2. West Wilson Addresses Reality TV Drama

• Personal Fallout of Reality TV Disputes (05:04)

  • West describes the stress and public pressure after partner Amanda’s number was leaked:
    • “The internet is a very scary place to be. Amanda’s taking, like, a big brunt of all of this, too… someone messaged her and called her a homewrecking… which I found to be obviously inappropriate.” – West (05:04)
  • Setting the record straight:
    • “There was no overlap. Like, I know there’s a thousand different theories on the Internet right now, but that is one thing, for sure, did not happen. Everyone was single.” – West (06:04)

• Managing Castmate Relationships & Facing the Reunion

  • West reveals mixed communication from other cast members and anxiety about the upcoming reunion where he hopes to apologize “face to face … and clear up all of the crazy shit.” (06:35)

3. Pop Culture, Music, and TV

• Coachella & Music Fandom (20:50)

  • Sophie and West bond over Justin Bieber’s set, delight in him bringing Billie Eilish onstage. Sophie laments missing a chance to beer-chug with Luke Combs due to training camp. (22:14)
  • “He is like, every time he is live, he just, like, shuts down the whole world. I feel like.” – Sophie (21:03)

• Concert Traditions & Country Stars

  • Dreaming of joining Morgan Wallen’s tunnel walkout and riffing on which local sports stars would be fun stage guests. (23:13)

• Euphoria Season 3

  • Quick-fire review of the HBO drama and its controversy:
    • “People have been complaining about Euphoria being too risque since it started. Like, the show has boobs in it and it’s, like, about people’s sex lives. Like, people kind of gotta get over it.” – West (27:40)

• TV Recommendations

  • Heavy praise for Netflix’s “Running Point” Season 2, starring Kate Hudson (29:10–32:07)
  • “It’s like sports adjacent and chaotic and good.” – West (29:45)

4. Sports Illustrated Feature

• Sophie reveals she’s in the upcoming Sports Illustrated issue, celebrating body positivity and diversity:

  • “They choose females that...different body sizes, shapes and sizes, different ethnicities… they just empower all types of women. And it really was, like, freaking awesome.” – Sophie (32:52)

• Brutal conditions for the shoot:

  • “I actually shot, I think it was, like, 32 degree weather down in Florida. And it was, like, the hurricanes. There was like a tropical storm. Like, it was like I was out there pretty much in nothing, and everyone else was in, like, parka sweaters, hats, hand warmers.” – Sophie (33:40)

• Humorous notes about hand warmers and shooting logistics, showing the behind-the-scenes reality (34:33)

5. Locker Room/Food & Life Banter

• Sophie and West riff on food cravings (burgers, dumplings, cold pizza), meal rituals, and lifestyle choices—a slice of their “digital happy hour” dynamic. (35:53–37:07)

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Notable Quotes

• Sophie, on wanting to win:

  “I’m just in my...the point in my career where I just want to win. Like, I just want to win. And so I’m not going to put my ego and everything in front of things. And I know it is a business, but I just...I think I’m just wired a little differently.” (02:39)

• West, on relationship rumors:

  “There was no overlap. Like, I know there’s a thousand different theories on the Internet right now, but that is one thing, for sure, did not happen. Everyone was single, like I said earlier.” (06:04)

• Sophie, on rookies:

  “When you come into a new team...it’s best to be a sponge. But, like, if you’re vocal, still be vocal, you know, but also I think it’s best also to, like, stay in your lane. Like, do what you do best.” (13:22)

• Sophie, on Sports Illustrated:

  “They choose females that...different body sizes, shapes and sizes, different ethnicities…they just empower all types of women. And it really was, like, freaking awesome.” (32:52)

• On music fandom:

  “He is like every time he is live, he just, like, shuts down the whole world.” – Sophie, on Justin Bieber (21:03)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Fever roster & Sophie’s outlook: 02:39 – 04:53
• West addresses Bravo drama: 05:04 – 07:06
• WNBA offseason & team movement: 09:49 – 15:46, 24:21 – 27:19
• Rookies & locker room dynamics: 12:42 – 14:15
• Music festivals & celebrity moments: 20:50 – 23:59
• TV recommendations, ‘Running Point’: 29:10 – 32:07
• Sports Illustrated story: 32:34 – 34:18
• Food/lifestyle banter: 35:53 – 37:07

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Tone and Style

The episode brims with authentic Midwestern warmth, witty banter, and mutual hype—the hosts let their personalities and shared history shine while remaining candid and often self-deprecating about both the highs and messy lows in their sports and celebrity worlds.

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Useful for

• Anyone seeking an insider take on WNBA movements, player perspectives, and how league changes impact athletes’ everyday lives.
• Fans curious about the personal impact of reality TV drama, straight from the source.
• Listeners looking for a humorous, unfiltered blend of pop culture, sports, and reality TV chatter—plus some binge-worthy TV recs.

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Summary by segment ends at around [37:07] (for primary content) before the show returns to ads and outro.

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[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Because I'm just in my. The. The point in my career where I just want to win. Like, I just want to win. And so I'm not going to put my ego and everything in front of things. And I know it is a business, but I just. I think I'm just wired a little differently. I don't know. I just want to win. I feel good. I'm shooting the ball well. I'm mentally in a great spot. Spot. We the Fever signed. We kind of have like a new roster. And so we have mo' Nique Billings, who she is a very strong, physical, athletic four rim runner, can grab every freaking offensive board, can dunk. So, like, we'll take that. Let's go. We find Maisha Allen or Maisha Hines. Allen. Also a very physical, great player. More of a post player. 4, 5. And then honestly, we got some kind of good rookies. Like, it's exciting. I know a big name was Raven Johnson. She was with South Carolina. And Raven Johnson is a freaking dog. We had our first day of training camp and I just like, love her. Like, I'm. I think she's going to be fantastic. Great defensive player.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

How's our girl Caitlin look?

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Good, Good. You know, she plays. She already played in like the USA stuff and whatnot, so she's like.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

That's true.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Yeah. She's been healthy and everyone's healthy right now, so. First day. We made it through the first day. We're back, baby.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

We are not in Indianapolis. Oh, you are. Actually. This is the most we have ever seen the inside of where you live.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Well, I know. I just. Do you see all the boxes? I haven't unpacked yet.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

That's by one, though.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Yeah. I. I just moved in.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Wait, is this. This is a new apartment.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Yeah.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Nice.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Way more secure. I have boxes everywhere and I'm slowly starting to put stuff away, so I'm getting rid of a bunch of stuff too. I'm trying to declutter, so that's good.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Getting rid of stuff is always. It's hard, but it's. It's needed, you know?

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

I don't think it's that hard. I like to get rid of all my stuff. I know it sounds crazy, but west, are you actually doing better, though, you think?

[Co-host or Interviewer]

I have been better. A lot has happened in a very, very short amount of time, obviously. And yeah, trying to Take it a day at a time and stay off my phone. But the Internet is very scary place to be. Amanda's taking, like, a big brunt of all of this, too, which I just wish if people had to talk, they could deliver it to me. Like, for example, yeah, her number got leaked. I don't know how that happened. And someone messaged her and called her a homewrecking, which I found to be obviously inappropriate. Can't talk like that to people. But it's also not true.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

I feel like once you guys can kind of, like, speak your truth of, like, the actual timeline, I feel like a lot of false narratives out right now. And, like, even just about everything, it's made it more messy, but it's not. All of it is true.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Yeah. That's actually one thing I would like to be very clear about. There was no overlap. Like, I know there's a thousand different theories on the Internet right now, but that is one thing that for sure did not happen. Everyone was single, like I said earlier.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Yeah.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

So then we realized things are maybe a little bit serious in February, and that's when this all started, and there's not a whole lot more to it than that.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

One question. Have you, like, talked to any other, like, castmates, or is it just kind of like everyone's doing their own thing right now?

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Yeah, I've sent some texts. Haven't gotten responses from everybody yet, which is to be expected. And I. I get it. But that's the hardest part, I think, with this whole situation is, you know, my actions have hurt people that I care about. But the reunion's coming up, and I can give those apologies face to face and also clear up all of the crazy shit that's been on the Internet.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Okay, well, yeah, that's fine. Do you have, like, your fit and everything picked out?

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Dude, no, I, like, got. I, like, need to get on that. I worried too much about the Royals this weekend.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

You guys win?

[Co-host or Interviewer]

No, dude, they're so fucking bad right now. It actually sucks ass. They're like. They are such a good roster, and they are playing miserable. Like, it's becoming in the season. Like the game we were at yesterday, like, pop fly, two dudes ran into each other, dropped it. Like, it's like, one of those. And then next at bat, like, home run.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

It's early in the season. People don't really have their rhythm and maybe their chemistry.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

It's early, but they're like. It's it. They're already, like, dug themselves a monster hole that I don't See them getting out of.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

What are they. Where are they ranked?

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Down, low, low, bottom, last, Tied for worst record in the MLB right now. I don't think they'll finish that way, but, like, I couldn't. They don't look like they're having fun.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Wait, does. Does the MLB also do, like, a lottery pick?

[Co-host or Interviewer]

You know, I don't think. Kev, do you know how the MLB draft works? I don't think it's lottery. Or is it only picks one through six are determined by the lottery. After that, pick seven through 18 are ordered by regular season record. Yeah, the MLB is so weird because you get drafted and then they. They go play minor league baseball for, like, five years. So it's weird.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

I mean, so you kind of get the lottery pick in some way that was kind of funny. Like, get your mind off of it. Go back to sports. Be outside. It looked like a nice. No.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Yeah, going outside and remembering everything is normal is, like, very helpful for mental health purposes.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Did you. Did you guys get stopped a lot, or did you guys, like, have security or how did that work?

[Co-host or Interviewer]

No security, but, I mean, Yankee Stadium, if you. If you ever get the chance, it's like, do you take the train up to the Bronx and it's just like this jungle of, like, stadium trains, bars. Like, it's really, really fun. And so you just meet up with all your friends and then head in and have, like, a great day. All right, quick time out. Today's show is brought to you by our presenting sponsor, Hard Rock bet, the official sportsbook partner of the Miami Heat and the Orlando Magic. And listen, the hardwood is heating up right now. Playoff pushes in full swing. Every game's got a little extra juice, and it's the perfect time to get in on the action. What I've been doing is building out same game parlays. You pick your spots, maybe your guy goes for 30. Your big grabs a double double, your point guard racks up assists. Stack it all together and see what happens. And if you miss, tip off, it's not a big deal. Hard Rock Bet lets you live bet all game long, so you can jump in whenever you see something you like, from the first bucket to the final buzz. And if you haven't signed up yet, now's a great time to do it. New users can double their winnings on their first 10 bets up to 50 bucks. So if you're about to win $100, now, you're looking at 200. That's a nice little boost. So don't just watch the game. Get in the mix. Download the full Hard Rock BET app today and let's have some fun to switch from MLB to the wnba. This might be a very heavy WNBA podcast.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

There's a lot that's been going on.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

The Fever re signed our good, close personal friend Sophie Cunningham a one year contract. Let's go.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

It was close. It was close.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Can I be nosy right off the, right off the jump given this, the changes in structure and money and all of that over the last few weeks? Like, was the contract better than you thought it would? Nope. Okay. Sorry.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Nope. It's okay. I think. No, it's fine. Because it's tough because I came off an injury and like I haven't been in front of any teams. Like, I had a lot going on this offseason.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Yeah.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

And I was fully cleared. They had all the doctors, they all, they had the numbers and everything. But if you don't get in front of these people, then it's like, hey, like, are you actually good? And so that I'm not even a lot of you. That was like a little kind of frustrating because I'm someone who like, I kind of shoot it straight where if I wasn't feeling good or like I was hesitant, I think I would have said something and like been honest because I'm just in my, the, in the point in my career where I just want to win. Like, I just want to win and so dope. I'm not going to put my ego and everything in front of things and I know it is a business, but I just, I think I'm just wired a little differently. I don't know. I just want to win. And so it was a little weird. But you know what? I think this is a great wake up call to not get comfortable. I think it kind of lit a fire under my ass even more at the end of the day. Like I'm coming back from a major. You know, it was mtl. Like I totally. I mean. And so I feel good. I'm shooting the ball well. I'm mentally in a great spot. We the Fever signed. We kind of have like a new roster and so we have Monique Billings, who. She is a very strong, physical, athletic 4 rim runner. Can grab every freaking offensive board can dunk. So like, we'll take that.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Let's go.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

We find Maisha Allen or Maisha Heinz. Allen. Also a very physical, great player. More of a post player, four or five. And then honestly, we got some kind of good rookies. Like, it's exciting. I know a big name was Raven Johnson, she was with South Carolina. And sometimes for me, I'm just not really good at knowing, like, if people's game are like, if it's going to translate well in the W, you know?

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Yeah, I, I think that's fascinating for all sports. Like, some people are better in college, some people are better professionally. And like, you just don't know when. And I don't know if it's, if it's when you peak athletically or as much as it is just like being in different systems and opportunity. Yeah, I just like, sometimes it works better in college and sometimes it works better professionally for people. It's like, it's, it's a very fascinating, like kind of transition layer to sports.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Yes. And some people you get the green light right away and you just get to go and do your thing. I mean, Diamond Tyrasine. So it took me like three or four years, you know what I mean? So like, it tests your character, your perseverance. It tests everything, sport. Test everything. But Raven Johnson is a freaking dog. We had our first day of training camp and I just like, love her. Like, I'm, I think she's going to be fantastic. Great defensive player, just a really sweet girl and a great teammate so far. So, like, I'm a big, big fan. Big fan.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

When a rookie comes in, do you, like, when a rookie is outspoken and like a vocal leader or do you kind of want that to be earned?

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

I, I just want people to be themselves. So I think when you come into a new team, especially like, you know, the jump from high school to college is completely different. College of pros is also completely different. And so as a rookie, depending on like kind of who you are and what you bring to the table, it's best to be a sponge. But like, if you're vocal, still be vocal, you know. But also I think it's best also to like stay in your lane. Like stay like do what you do best. And if that's like defense and freaking assist, then go all in on that. You know what I mean? Like, don't be anything that you're not. And it's nerve wracking as a rookie. Training camp is nerve wracking and our rookies have done really well. And so I think we, we have kind of like a unique group. But today was like actually very surprising. Like, we, it just, it's gonna be

[Co-host or Interviewer]

good, like in a positive way.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Yeah, like, it's just like.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Yeah, yeah.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Like I would. I want to guess, putting the people we put together, like, it's gonna we're gonna be fast. We're gonna be able to shoot the ball. Like, we're gonna be able to defend. Like, it's. It's going to be good.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

How's our girl Caitlin look?

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Good. You know, she plays. She already played in, like, the USA stuff and whatnot, so she's like.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

That's true.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

She's been healthy and everyone's healthy right now, so. First day. We made it through the first day.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Congrats. But how's your body feel? I know you said you feel healthy, but, like, how do you feel now?

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

I do. I think there's a difference between, like, training and playing pickup and doing all that stuff. But then when you actually have to, like, go play and it has to be, like, intentional movements, it's different. But honestly, I'm 29 and truly, I really do feel better than I ever have. So.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Good.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

I know. I think that's weird, isn't it?

[Co-host or Interviewer]

I mean, not if you're doing all the right things.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Right.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Sleeping well, you did tell me also, you did say indie is a great place to be if you want to focus on basketball. You gotta dial in. That's awesome. God, we haven't done a. We haven't done a webcam recording in. In years because we've been in person.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Yeah, I actually are in persons. I think a lot of people did, too.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

I'm curious if I'm allowed to ask you about the Paige Beckers and. And how, like, Twitter's up in arms about it, how they asked about the relationship and then they shut the questions down about how they drafted, like, like, her girlfriend. I. It's fascinating to me. I don't think there's, like, a right or wrong thing, but I do think it makes it a bigger deal to, like, shut it down, shut the questions down instead of just letting her be like, yeah, like, I'm so fortunate to be in this position. Like, we've played basketball together before, blah, blah, blah, blah.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

I think also she's so good at. She is very PR trained. Like, she knows how to answer it. She knows how to bring it back to what's important and give you the main thing. The main thing, which is basketball. They are great teammates. They were great teammates. They're going to be great teammates. And so I think it honestly did make it worse if they shut it down, in my opinion. And at the end of the day, like, sports is sports. You know what I mean? Like, it's everything. The public, like, you know, with reality tv, everything is out in the public. So I think it's like any question is fair game and you just kind of have to prepare yourself. And so I think we're, we're grown adults and you have to be able to, you know, kind of buck up and answer the grown adult questions.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

It also makes them look like it's, it's like a weirder look for them. And it wasn't even her decision to not answer it. It was like the team shut it down before she could. And then it makes. It's just, it's weird, but like, it's. That's like a new. You don't get to see that every day in sports. Like someone getting drafted to play with their significant other. It's crazy.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Yeah. I don't know the situation, but I did see that I'm just like this, like there's a way to answer it and you can control like how you want to take it. You know what I mean?

[Co-host or Interviewer]

All right, I'm just going to say it. I've been glued to my JLab headphones lately. Flights, workouts, quick coffee runs. They've basically been on me 24 7.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Dude. In the wild part, the battery just keeps going. I honestly don't remember the last time I charged mine. It's been that long.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

And the sound holds up too. Super clean. Gets loud when you want it to and doesn't get all distorted on you.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

I've been rocking the over ear pair on flights and it's a total upgrade. Noise canceling is clutch. They're comfortable the whole time.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

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[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

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[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

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[Co-host or Interviewer]

So I just set up the wired doorbell pro. And I'm not kidding, this thing is next level. The 4k clarity is insane. You can zoom in and still see everything. Super sharp.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Yeah. And I love that you can actually talk through it too. Like if I'm expecting a delivery or someone swings by, I don't have to run to the door. It's that easy.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

And the details it picks up are wild. Between the motion alerts and the low light quality, you're not guessing what's going on. It just tells you.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

I've been using the outdoor cam plus around my place Especially at night. And it's so clear. The wide view, the retinal 2K video. You can see everything around your yard without missing anything. And I don't have to rely on my dog to be on the lookout anymore, even though he's such a good boy.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

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[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

For me, it's just peace of mind. Whether it's deliveries, my car, or just my space. It's nice knowing everything's covered without it being complicated.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

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[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

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[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

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[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

can we please talk about freaking Coachella Biebs. Oh my God. I just love him. Love.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

I do too. I'm. I'm. I'm a pretty big Biebs guy. I think that would have been a fun little set to see.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

He is like every time he is live. He just like, shuts down the whole world. I feel like. Like, I just love home.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

I think it's so fun when artists do old songs that, like, they were a different person at that time and so was everyone who loved the music at a different time. And so, like, he was playing all those songs from his albums from when he was like a little kid and everyone was singing them together while he, like, sat up there. And, like, I thought that was so cool that probably the inner child from so many, like, girls from when they were in, like, sixth and seventh grade probably were just. Me too. I. Yeah, I'm just trying. So, Wes, you mentioned all those girls who were fans of their children. Billie Eilish, who grew up a huge Bieber fan, he brought her on stage for one one of those old school tracks. I. I saw that. That's awesome.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Yeah.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

I will say with Coachella, I am not. We've talked about this. I'm not. It's weird how much I love sporting events in a crowded stadium, but I don't necessarily love concerts. I don't crave a concert.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Oh, pause. I'm so. I. I don't even know if I'm allowed to say this. Luke Combs played in Indiana and I was supposed to be the one to go and do a beer. Beer chug with him on stage.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

What happened?

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Training camp. It was last night in training camp. Our first official day was today. And so I thought the season was going to get pushed back. So like a month ago I said yes to it and I had a cancel on Luke.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

I hate that for both of you.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Oh, it like, breaks my heart.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

That would have been so sick. That's actually the coolest thing you could ever do. You know what I think is. Is super sick when Morgan Wallen does the tunnel walkout.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

I know, I know.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

And then someone. Someone comes into frame and it's either like an old sports player from that. That city or like, I think he brought out Drake in Toronto.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

He plays here May 8, so you know damn well I'm gonna try to get front row tickets.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

See if you can chug a beer with him.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

You're gonna do. That's not his tradition.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

What does he do with. Oh, do the tunnel. Wait, he. Wait. He needs to bring out you guys through the tunnel.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

All of us, all the fee, you,

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Cece and whoever else is in town.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Yeah, I think, you know, if they bring out a Fear player, who they're gonna pick and it's not me. Damn it.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Cece and Jonathan Taylor would Be fun. Tyrese. That would be actually. That would be so sick.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

But, like, are they truly the type of fans that I am when it comes to that? I don't know. I don't know.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

I think it's such a. Like, when he did Arrowhead, it was. It was Travis Kelsey, Patrick Mahomes, and Chris Jones.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Badass. It was so bad.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

So tight.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

So I know you're not a big country music artist fan, but have you been to one of his concerts?

[Co-host or Interviewer]

No.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

It's. It's actually so fun.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

So. Also, because it's been so long, we've been doing. We did the Marriott podcast. We didn't, like, get to talk anything too in the weeds, like actual wnba, because we were talking more college basketball. A little WNBA movement since we've last shot.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Yeah.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Angel. Reese left Chicago. She's going to Atlanta.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

They're looking good. Atlanta's looking tough, very tall.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Really?

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

That's a good move.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Who's. Who scares you the most in the W?

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Angel going down there just adds another layer to Atlanta. And they're already very, very good. And so they're looking great. New York, that's all, too. And I'm not kidding. Their roster, on average is like, I'd say, like six two and a half, six three. That's insane. Like, they're all freaking huge. Dallas is actually looking really good. LA is looking good. Chicago Re Rakia Jackson actually went to Chicago, and so. And so did Skyler Diggins. They got someone else. Who. Oh, Azer Stevens. And there's someone else who went to. Oh, Deja Carrington. So Chicago's looking tough. Minnesota will continue to look good. Toronto, the new team, the expansion team, is looking good. Literally.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Right, right, right, right, right, right.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Like, everyone's solid. Like, or the majority, I would say, is solid. So it's. It's going to be interesting. Oh, Vegas. Vegas has continued to do that, but I think that the key ones would be angel to Atlanta. Dallas really stacked their roster and look pretty freaking good to Chicago was huge. And then, you know, saw two to New York is. That just makes them even bigger and better.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

So did you guys lose anyone that you're, like, bummed about?

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

You know what? I just truly, really loved our team last year. And we just. It's not because we went through so much, but when we were all, like, healthy in the beginning, it was so fun. Like, it was just a fun team and everyone got along. It was good. Definitely gonna miss Tosh. She went up to Minnesota, but I really. I think I'm gonna miss Sid. Sid was such a good locker room presence. And then when she got in the game, she was just so solid. But I think there is something to be said about players who are cultured people, because I think that is such a huge thing on winning teams that maybe a lot of coaches or front offices don't really, you know, put their money in, but they should. So I'm really going to miss it. She's just a funny frickin human too.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

So it is sad that, like, oh, I guess because we are just watching tournament games. It's crazy that you have a team and then one day you just never know. You'll never have that exact team again. And teams have so much love in chemistry.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Here's the thing about the new CBA is like, it is so great because we're all getting paid a lot more, there's a lot more benefits. But it's like the teams that are in rebuilding years, they're probably more an advantage because they have all this money and now they're just trying to fit the pieces where teams that were already good with a whole bunch of great players, now they're trying to figure out the money situation, trying to keep those players. You know what I mean? And so of course it's. It's interesting.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

I mean, college coaches have to do that now too, which is crazy.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Totally win.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Did you see Sue Bird and. And Megan broke up?

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Huge shock.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Sort of. They. I've just only known them, like, together. Yeah. What else do we have?

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

We can pop into some headlines.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

The new season of Euphoria, season three, is here amid some backlash. Some people are saying it's a little, maybe too sexy or too raunchy. People have been complaining about Euphoria being too risque since it started. Like the show has boobs in it and it's like, about people's sex lives. Like, I. People kind of gotta get over it at this point.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Yeah.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

I am surprised though, Sydney. Yeah, I. I do.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Of course.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Yeah, I like it. And I. And today is like so good.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Well, yeah, but I think I tried to watch it on a plane one time in like, it's not.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

I don't think you could get by with that.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Yes. Not the type of show to watch when other people.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Yeah, it's like hard drugs and naked people.

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[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

And I found that real fast and I felt so awkward. So I haven't watched it since about like, I thought seven years ago.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

They're not in, they're not in high school anymore, though.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Well, I honestly don't. I don't watch Euphoria, but I just know they have like, Zendaya, they have Sydney, and they have Jacob, which are some big, huge names in the huge, huge movie and tv.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Yeah, I like, I really like that they still go back to it. Yeah. Like, I think movie stars could so easily just stick to doing movies. I think it's cool when they, like, kind of hang on to, like, shows that they've been a part of, you know? Yeah, I think it. I think that part's awesome.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

I like.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

All right, I gotta put you guys onto something super quick because this is exactly the kind of show that I'm gonna casually watch. And then suddenly it's 2:00am and I'm like, super locked in.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

You're not casually watching anything I've ever.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

The Royals, baseball. It's a little bit true. But this one, especially season two of Running Point drops on Netflix April 23rd and it is binge worthy, I must say.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

It is. I watched season one and it was actually really good. And I do like it because I feel like you don't really need to be into sports because there's so much drama and it's about like the front office. It's about like these females trying to like, get these guys to, you know, have a team. And so it really is a good one. It's an easy watch.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Yeah, it's like sports adjacent and chaotic and good.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

And it's from Mindy Kaling, so you already know it's going to be funny, but still smart.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

And Kate Hudson is the lead and she plays Isla Gordon.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Dude, I really love seeing her back in action. You guys need to watch it. It's really good. But she's running for a basketball team that also happens to be her family's business. So it's like a tough setup from the jump, but she has to figure it out and like weed out the bad and bring in the good.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Yeah, that's a difficult situation.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

I know. She's in that position where people don't really trust her quite yet. So she's constantly trying to prove that she actually deserves a place. Ah, so like being in sport but being on top. Yeah.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Oh, no, that's a very. Yeah, that's a very real thing.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Yeah, it is real. But you know, you don't just get a handed credibility. You have to earn it every day and people are waiting for you to always mess up. And we both know.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

I. I know, but it's one of those shows you, you probably will throw on casually and then be super locked in without even Trying.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

So guys, please go watch it. Season 2 of Running Point April 23rd on Netflix and I promise you that you'll thank me.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Add your list.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Easy walks, really good, you know, bring some poverty to your day.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

And when you finish it all in one night, I'm the one who said I told you so. From executive producer Mindy Kaling and starring Kate Hudson in an all star ensemble, the hilarious basketball comedy series Running Point returns to Netflix for an all new season on April 23.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

This season, Isla Gordon is no longer the surprise choice to lead the Los Angeles Waves. She's the one everyone's watching. With the team finally rebounding after last year's scandal, Isla is determined to prove she's not just keeping the seat warm for her brother Cam.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

What she doesn't know is that he is quietly maneuvering behind the scenes to take his job back. As she tries to balance the pressure of running a modern sports empire, every decision on and off the court counts.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

To survive the family power plays and the board scrutiny, she'll have to rip up last year's game plan and come up with a whole new playbook if she wants to close out this season on top.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Season two raises the stakes, deepens the family drama, and finds even more comedy in what it takes to win in the high pressure world of pro basketball ball.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Okay, so this is actually kind of our world though. A little drama pressure, egos, family dynamics. Yeah, and also proving you belong when people don't think you should be there. That part is very real.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

And it's not just for hardcore sports fans either. It's funny, edgy, and honestly super relatable.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

You've got ambition, family drama, people plotting behind the scenes. It's got everything.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Plus Kate Hudson running a basketball franchise. Say less.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Watch Running Point Season 2, only on Netflix April 23rd.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Are you doing anything right now non basketball related or are you just all in?

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Well, I've just finished. I did this taping with Quest and it was like for the. It's called the Grand Try and it's. We brought in the US Rugby athletes. I think we talked about this a little bit, but the final episode just dropped and it shows the winner. So I'm going to shout out Karina. She's the one who won on both the Mint and Women's USA Rugby with Quest.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

So nice.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Yeah, it was super fun. And we haven't talked about this yet, but I actually was in Sports Illustrated, so that's kind of fun.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Wait, is that like out or like. Because that hit the streets, you haven't

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

been on social yet, but one of my photos is out. But actually, this is crazy how they.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

How do they turn out? You like them? Are you happy?

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

I am, but I've only seen one. So the rest of them drop like mid May, and then in New York, they have this big launch party. And I don't think I'll be able to make it because of season, but we might be off that day, so if I do, I'm doing a quick New York trip. In and out. Dude, it really was so fun. Like, the people there, you just feel so empowered. And something I really do love about it is, like, they choose, like, females that. Different body sizes, shapes and sizes, different ethnicities. Like, they just like, empower all types of women. And it really was, like, freaking awesome. It was awesome. Yeah.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

You told me the shoot was rainy, right?

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

And cold. So when you. I think we talked about this a little bit, like, off camera, but when you think of Sports Illustrated, you know, you think of, like, hot girls and sun.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Like, it is still hot girls.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

What?

[Co-host or Interviewer]

So what? It still is hot girls.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

It is, but I meant, like, with like, boobs and spots and, like, you know, it's okay. But you also think of, like, warm weather, you know, And I actually shot. I think it was like 32 degree weather down in Florida. And it was like the hurricanes. There was like a tropical storm. Like, it was like I was out there pretty much in nothing, and everyone else was in, like, parka sweaters, hats, hand warmers, Uggs. And then I'm just walking out there doing my thing. But it was so cool. Lindsay went with me too. We had a blast.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Not the hand warmers. Just means it was cold because I've said this forever. But you're like, for being a tough girl, you're the biggest when it comes to cold weather.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

I'm.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

I'm like a baby.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Oh, I know. Here, I want to show you this. I'm not.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Oh, is this a picture?

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Oh, well, it's. We'll find a. Hold on. Where is it? Let me get it. I was just looking at these because the hand warmers, they just didn't use that for. For, like, my hands. They were using for, like, my butt cheeks or my shoulders for, like, my chest. Like, it was freezing. Oh, my God.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Is that some guy's job?

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

No, it's a girl's job. She's awesome.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Or a girl's job.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

She's a badass. Ah. Why can't I find the.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

To make sure. Make sure people don't have cold butt Cheeks.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Oh, dude, it's like a. It is a whole real job. Here it is. Here's one of them. Like you'll see her come around and she's putting.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Oh, you're. Do you not. Do you not have a top on? No, wait, that. You literally found a video of the butt cheek warmer.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

That's what I'm saying.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Oh, incredible.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Yeah, it was. It was fun. It was so fun.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

That. That's awesome.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Yeah.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Did you eat breakfast before?

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

So. Oh my God, that's so funny you said that. So Lindsay, the night before my plane got delayed because of all the weather and stuff. And I told her that I needed food and so she ordered me like a chicken parm. And when I was eating it, she goes, you know, you probably shouldn't be eating that before. Before you. I was like, you know what? You're right. But I ate it anyway. But afterwards, I got a steak, I got seafood, I got a friggin burger.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Like, dude. Yeah. I don't know what has been going on with me, but I am like, I cannot. I haven't stopped thinking about cheeseburgers for like three weeks.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

I can't. I still can't stop thinking about dumplings. It's like.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Yeah, I. I like, I've been on. I like went on Tick tock and just like looked for like every cheeseburger in New York and I'm just. I've just doordashing them to my apartment every day.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Oh, that does sound good. I. You know how you kind of go like, you know how you're working out and not drinking and doing that type of thing for a little bit?

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Yeah.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

I kind of go through where I want to eat super healthy and like, that's kind of all I'm thinking about of like, you know, like eat clean. But lately, first of all, I can't eat enough. And I've been like craving like burgers, the dumplings, like everything that's like not

[Co-host or Interviewer]

probably the best Asian food in the fridge the morning after. Like, I think cold noodles are so good.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

Do you like cold pizza?

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Yeah, I'm not. I like all things cold. Like, I'd probably. I don't think I microwave much unless it's like a soup or something.

[WNBA Player (likely a Fever player)]

I'm right there with you. I think people are like, ew, cold. But I'm like, dude, it's so good. Especially the day after.

[Co-host or Interviewer]

Yeah, I'm same page. That might. That might do it.

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