Podcast
The Warehouse
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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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Jewell Loyd | More Than just a Basketball Player, Finding Identity & Becoming a Vet
4w ago00:56:35Tap to summarizeThe crew welcomes everyone to the show before diving into a thoughtful conversation with Jewell Loyd about growth on and off the court. Jewell reflects on her experience playing in China and how international basketball helped shape her perspective. She opens up about finding her identity beyond the game, evolving into a veteran leader, and learning how to activate the potential within herself and others. The discussion highlights the importance of mentors, guiding lights, and the people who help shape success. The episode closes with honest insight on navigating life transitions and embracing each new chapter with confidence.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Jewell Loyd | The Work Behind Winning & The Sacrifice Behind Greatness
Mar 2800:56:21Tap to summarizeWe 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Jewell Loyd | More Than Basketball, Building Wealth & Investing Early
Mar 1900:58:57Tap to summarizeThe 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →George White | Growing Up in the Projects, Building a Foundation and Becoming the Big Dawg
Mar 500:58:26Tap to summarizeThe 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Peter Mehlman | Working with Larry David, Writing Seinfeld Without a Writers’ Room, NYC Influence
Feb 1900:52:00Tap to summarizeWe welcome Peter Mehlman to The Warehouse for a fascinating conversation on storytelling, comedy, and creativity. Peter reflects on growing up in Queens and the early influences that shaped his voice as a writer. He dives into his craft, breaking down the discipline and mindset behind creating unforgettable television. The discussion turns to the making of Seinfeld, offering rare behind-the-scenes insight into one of the most influential shows ever produced. Peter opens up about coming to terms with creativity, the pressure of timeless work, and what it means to build something that lasts across generations. The episode closes with a thoughtful look at legacy and leaving a lasting mark on culture.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →How Jewell Loyd Developed Her Craft Through Community with Her Mentor Steve Pratt
Feb 501:00:02Tap to summarizeWe welcome Steve to the show for an insightful conversation centered around growth, support, and the evolution of the game. They dive into how Jewell has been adjusting to life and basketball in Vegas, navigating new expectations and a championship-level environment. Steve shares the importance of bringing constant encouragement, leadership, and perspective both on and off the court. The discussion gets real as Steve and Jewell unpack a disagreement that highlights communication, accountability, and trust within competitive relationships. The episode wraps with a bigger-picture look at developing the game—how mentorship, culture, and opportunity continue to push basketball forward at every level.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Jewell Loyd's REVENGE TOUR Mentality, Being Back in Seattle, What Went Down in the WNBA Finals
Jan 3001:02:31Tap to summarizeWe open the episode back in Seattle, setting the stage for a conversation rooted in culture, competition, and growth. Then diving into the playoff mentality that separates champions from contenders, the discussion shifts to the WNBA Finals and what made the series so intense and memorable. The episode closes with a deep dive into Jewell Loyd’s “revenge tour,” highlighting her performances, leadership, and determination to remind everyone why she’s one of the elite scorers in basketball.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →How Jewell Loyd and the Las Vegas Aces made their INSANE COMEBACK to become WNBA Champions
Jan 2300:50:04Tap to summarizeJewell and Danny dive into what separates pros from everyone else: craft and preparation. Using Jewell Loyd’s approach as the blueprint, they break down how elite routines, film sessions, and attention to detail translate into consistent production. The conversation expands into fan community and how markets like Las Vegas have helped elevate women’s hoops, especially during a high-pressure Aces season. They discuss the challenge of adjusting to a new team environment, embracing different roles, and staying impactful even off the bench. The episode closes on what it takes to turn a season around—chemistry, leadership, and stacking wins when expectations are championship-level.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →KTLYN | Rapping in the TikTok Era, Getting Stamped by Too Short, Performing for Thousands with RUSS
Jan 900:47:19Tap to summarizeWelcome KTLYN to the show for a laid-back, insightful conversation about her creative journey. She talks about her early interest in sports and how that competitiveness carried over into music. KTLYN breaks down how she first got started, the artists and sounds that inspire her, and the leap from TikTok momentum to touring in real life. She dives into defining her musical style, finding her voice, and navigating today’s fast-moving music landscape. The episode closes with thoughts on the Justin Bieber album and how mainstream influence, authenticity, and growth continue to shape her evolving sound and career path.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Quincy Isaiah | Becoming Magic Johnson in HBO's Winning Time, Young Actor Mentality, and What's Next
Dec 1701:07:47Tap to summarizeWe 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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