
7PM in Brooklyn with Carmelo Anthony
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Show overview
7PM in Brooklyn with Carmelo Anthony has been publishing since 2023, and across the 3 years since has built a catalogue of 126 episodes, alongside 1 trailer or bonus episode. That works out to roughly 190 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence, with the show now in its 3rd season.
Episodes typically run an hour to ninety minutes — most land between 1h 12m and 1h 51m — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. It is catalogued as a EN-language Sports show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 4 weeks ago, with 30 episodes already out so far this year. The busiest year was 2025, with 47 episodes published. Published by Wave.
From the publisher
7PM in Brooklyn is where hoops, culture, and conversation meet. Carmelo Anthony sits with a rotating all star crew of The Kid Mero, Rudy Gay, Monica McNutt, and Kazeem Famuyide to tap into the game, the culture, and the stories that shape both. 7PM isn’t a time, it's a destination where icons pull up, from Stephen A Smith and Kevin Hart to Katt Williams, Dwyane Wade, Method Man and more. New episodes drop every Monday. A Wave Original. Executive produced by Creative 7.
Latest Episodes
View all 126 episodesMikal Bridges on Knicks Championship, Drunk IG Live & Marshawn Lynch Almost Teamed Up With Aaron Rodgers
Gilbert Arenas on Gil’s Arena Beef, Says Melo Is a Better Scorer Than KD, Cooking Team USA & Kam Patterson Almost Turned Down SNL
T.I. & Nigel Sylvester Talk ATL Stories, Hov Co-Signs & Debate the Best Jordan Collabs
Jaylen Brown Trade Reaction & LeBron's Next Team | NBA Free Agency
Rasheed Wallace Shares Legendary Hoop Stories: Ducking MJ 1v1, Battling Shaq & Kobe, Knicks Tape Era
No. 1 Pick AJ Dybantsa Says He'll Make Playoffs as a Rookie, Talks Darryn Peterson Rivalry & Melo’s Advice
Jeremy Lin & Melo Finally Break Silence on Linsanity, the Knicks Exit & What Really Happened
Carmelo and Rasheed Wallace React to the Greatest Comeback in NBA Finals History
Carmelo Anthony's Message to the Knicks Before Game 4 of the NBA Finals
Mojo Brooks on Kevin Hart Roast Fallout, Comedy OGs, Katt Williams & Caleb Williams
Carmelo and Steve Novak Untold Knickstape Stories, Secret NBA Deals, Knicks Finals Chances & More
PlaqueBoyMax Talks Drake’s Iceman Rollout, Bronny, Streaming & LaMelo Stealing Melo's Nickname
Carmelo Anthony Debates Best White NBA Player, Best Co-Star for Cade Cunningham, Hood Snacks & Drake’s Iceman
Wale Debates Best DatPiff Mixtapes, Everything Is A Lot + Will Packer on What Makes a Movie a Hit
Jose Alvarado on “Grand Theft Alvarado”, Untold Chris Paul Story & Knicks Playoff Push

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J. Cole Reflects on Drake & Kendrick Battle, JAY-Z Diss Rumor, The Fall Off & More
The Civic made it to Red Hook. J. Cole pulls up to 7PM in Brooklyn and gets straight into it with Carmelo Anthony, Monica McNutt, and Kazeem Famuyide. He talks Drake, Kendrick, and clears up some of the lies and half-truths around the beef, setting the tone early. Cole taps into his real love for basketball, the story behind almost choosing that path, and what it felt like getting in the gym with pros. They get into the making of The Fall Off, chasing growth instead of comfort, and how Cole was able to avoid the fall off a lot of artists fall victim to. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Carmelo Anthony on Kiyan’s Next Step, Debates March Madness Picks & Best Hood Film Ever
The guys are back in full form. Melo, Mero, and Kaz open with March Madness, breaking down sleepers, contenders, and why this tournament feels wide open this year. Melo gives his pick to win it all and shares what he looks for in teams built for a run. Melo gets into Kiyan’s freshman season, what he liked, what needs work, and how the next phase of his development is already being approached. The guys debate the 65 game rule as well as the potential NBA expansion that looks to be happening soon. Mero and Kaz talk joining Hot 97 with Morning with Mero, the importance of New York radio, and what it means to represent the city on that level. The crew also discuss the string of Jay-Z shows that were announced , touch on Hov's legacy and what a 2026 version of Jay looks like. Then it gets fun. The crew builds out a hood movie bracket and debates what really deserves to be called the greatest hood film of all time, with strong opinions, classic moments, and a champion crowned. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aldis Hodge Gets Real on Black Panther Speculation, Talks Cross, Fatherhood & Hollywood
Aldis Hodge joins pulls up to Red Hook to tap in with 7PM in Brooklyn. He talks about stepping into his lead actor era with Cross, how he thinks about navigating Hollywood, the pressure of being number one on the call sheet, and why mentality matters just as much as talent. Aldis also opens up about fatherhood, peace, purpose, and how his daughter changed the way he sees himself and the world around him. The conversation also gets into Black Panther, Chadwick Boseman’s legacy, and the weight that comes with even being mentioned in that conversation. On top of that, Aldis breaks down the physical demands of action roles and training for movies like Black Adam and Road House 2. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices