Show overview
The Roundtable has been publishing since 2024, and across the 2 years since has built a catalogue of 100 episodes, alongside 32 trailers or bonus episodes. That works out to roughly 140 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence, with the show now in its 5th season.
Episodes typically run over ninety minutes — most land between 27 min and 2h — with run-times ranging widely across the catalogue. It is catalogued as a EN-language Sports show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 3 days ago, with 21 episodes already out so far this year. Published by Matt McQuade & Julian Marcus.
From the publisher
Matt McQuade & Julian Marcus debate the biggest issues of the NBL each and every week of the season on the Roundtable.
Latest Episodes
View all 100 episodesEpisode 67 - PJC, KD, Melbourne 1-3 & Matty for the MVC
Episode 66 - Plan B w/ Simon Mitchell
Episode 65 - The Brisbane Bullets victory party w/ Brad Rosen
Episode 64 - The NBL27 Season Preview w/ Boti Nagy
Episode 63 - Creating a Blitz of content and contenders
Episode 62 - That was the season that was
Episode 61 - A legendary finale
S5 Ep 31Episode 60 - The series is alive and we have beef
The Kings and the 36ers have traded wins, barbs and trash talk across the weekend with Sydney taking a 2-1 series lead in the race for the title
S5 Ep 30Episode 59 - This could have been an email w/ Olgun Uluc
The Sydney Kings humiliated the Adelaide 36ers in game one by the greatest margin in NBL Grand Final history, somehow with Olgun Uluc's help we stretch the episode to it's usual length by asking how bad was it and how can the 36ers recover from here?
S5 Ep 29Episode 58 - Championship Series preview
With the Phoenix dispatched the Kings & 36ers are set for a championship showdown
S5 Ep 28Episode 57 - Remembering Ken Cole w/ Boti Nagy & a Perth sized predicament
Boti Nagy joins the show with his memories of the late Ken Cole before a discussion of the NBL TV rights, Brisbane's appointment of Will Weaver as coach and where to now for the Perth Wildcats
S5 Ep 27Episode 56 - United's identity crisis
The final four is set as South East Melbourne & Perth joining Adelaide & Sydney in the semi-finals. Plus a look back at Melbourne United's historic collapse & where to from here, Newcastle expansion rumours and crowd numbers at the play in tournament
S5 Ep 26Episode 55 - Play in to the playoffs w/ Brian Goorjian
The newly minted coach of the year Brian Goorjian joins the show to discuss the Kings season, their title push and his future. Plus a preview of this week's play in tournament
S5 Ep 25Episode 54 - Awards season w/ Olgun Uluc
The MVP has been named but what about the Roundtable awards? ESPN's Olgun Uluc joins this week as the crew debate the NBL awards winners and give out their own picks of this season's best.
S5 Ep 24Episode 53 - Don't you have a championship to win?
The debate around the MVP race has now seen both Mike Wells & Brian Goorjian pass comment, while the Kings all but seal top spot, United continue to crumble and the playoffs loom
S5 Ep 23Episode 52 - Some debates are settled, some are just getting started
EThe Kings have made their move, but is it enough to end the MVP & coach of the year debate? Plus all the fallout from a big day at JCA between Sydney & the Phoenix
S5 Ep 22Episode 51 - What the hell happened while I was gone?
Julian returns from his Australian Open assignment to the Adelaide & Brisbane brawl, Andrew Bogut vs Adelaide twitter fraccas & a playoff race that is ever changing
S5 Ep 21Episode 50 - Playoff tickets punched w/ Adam Webster
Adam & Matty look at the week that was in the NBL
S5 Ep 20Episode 49 - Hoopsfest 2 - Hooplectric Hoopaloo w/ Adam Webster
Adam Webster steps in for Julian as the Roundtable reviews the entrails of Hoopsfest in Perth and how the teams are shaping up for the run to the finish line
S5 Ep 19Episode 48 - Back at the cage in 2008
The Sydney Kings stunning weekend is the feature topic this week, plus United's collapse, an updated coach of the year discussion and an insight into the NBL's 11th franchise