Utah Jazz Podcast Network

What’s been behind Utah’s roster reinvention? JP asked Michael Pina of The Ringer.

Where does Walker Kessler rank among rookie bigs? Plus, Jazz-Warriors is on Wednesday. Is Golden State back? JP asked Bonta Hill (TV Host of Warriors pre/post).

What goes into being an analytics staffer for an NBA team? JP asked Cory Jez.

Exploring the Pop influence on Will Hardy with Michelle Beadle (Run It Back and Spurs TV).

A quick rundown of the West via tweets. And at 15:30, a look at Jazz-Blazers + Oregon-Utah with Neil Everett (SportsCenter and Blazers TV Host).

In the latest Hoop Collective column, Ramona Shelburne wrote about the Jazz and Lauri Markkanen. What’s worked for Lauri early this season?

Feeling guilty about a Jazz mailbag, JP repents with this pod. Fill it out for yourself! COY: MVP: DPOY: MIP: ROY: 6MOY:

The Jazz were the subject of Mo Dakhil’s (The Athletic and Bleacher Report) “One Mo Thing.” They talked the Good Vibe Jazz, bad vibe LA, and what goes into video coordinating.

How has passing changed Jordan Clarkson’s game? Plus, JP welcomes Chase Bernstein on the show to discuss her Nuggets, Jazz, James Harden, and Jose Alvarado.

There’s a difference! Lauri Markkanen? Jordan Clarkson? Jarred Vanderbilt? What are they? JP reacts to the first five games of the season and determines if JC is a hooper or basketball player.

The Jazz win the opener and follow it up against Rudy Gobert and the Wolves. Bally Sports North analyst Jim Petersen stops by to talk Rudy, Anthony Edwards, and Bobby Hansen.

A Top 5! Is it an homage to previous guest Craig Kilborn? Maybe. Big T previews the upcoming Jazz season.

The Director of Scouting for NBA Draft Big Board caught Wemby in France AND Vegas. JP brought up Victor, Scoot, and the Jazz’s newly acquired 2022 draftees - Ochai Agbaji and Walker Kessler.

Main takeaways from every player’s press conference.

“Pit bulls and poodles can’t be in the same kennel.” Getting to know the 14th overall pick in the 2022 NBA Draft.

JP catches up with GM Justin Zanik, and Craig Bolerjack sits down with CEO of basketball Danny Ainge.

Discussing the Donovan Mitchell trade with ESPN NBA Insider Brian Windhorst.

The schedule dropped! JP catches up with Mr. Craig Kilborn (SportsCenter, The Daily Show, The Late Late Show) to talk about his beloved Wolves.

JP wraps up NBA Coachella aka Summer League. And then he catches up with ESPN Radio’s Alan Hahn to discuss dealing with Danny Ainge.

The Jazz general manager dished on trades, hiring Will Hardy, and Summer League.

Reacting to the trades, announcements, and catching up with Auburn men’s basketball Head Coach Bruce Pearl.

JP goes over some of the names who are reportedly interviewing for the Jazz job. Plus, he catches up with Tate Frazier (FOX Sports) to preview the Draft.

How should Jazz fans remember the Quin Snyder era? What's next? What do I do with my hands?!?! JP answers those questions and more. Make sure to catch Danny Ainge's sit-down with David Locke over on The Note. Plus, JP caught up with Spinsters and Buckets host Jordan Ligons to give advice to fans during a coaching search, talk NBA Finals, and discuss early WNBA storylines.

Sand Man talks his new movie Hustle, starring alongside Juancho Hernangomez, and playing at the ZBBC.

Who should you root for this WNBA season? JP Chunga catches up with Aces GM Natalie Williams to recruit Jazz fans.

With the season ending against the Mavericks, JP caught up with ESPN’s front office insider to give the offseason outlook for the team.

A vibe check in the middle of the series with ESPN’s Tim MacMahon.

No Luka in Game 1? That’s the latest from Shams Charania. Plus, JP catches up with Danuel House ahead of the Jazz’s first round matchup against the Mavericks.

Reacting to the regular season finishing + Carlos Boozer talks to JP about his Jazz career.

Assessing the Jazz’s playoff chances and matchups with ESPN’s Marc Spears.

Who are the best "short" (relative term) players in the NBA? JP Chunga kicks off Short King Spring with Clippers radio voice Noah Eagle.

BBL stands for Bruce Brown Lockdown. Plus, JP Chunga catches up with ESPN’s Nick Friedell.

5th year Jazzman Royce O’Neale talks about his professional journey and JP rues his Kentucky pick.

The author of “Built to Lose: How the NBA’s Tanking Era changed the League Forever” talked to JP about some way-too-early offseason storylines.

It’s because he says something nice about Royce O’Neale. JP caught up with Underdog Fantasy’s Rob Perez.

JP caught up with Kyle Goon to try to talk basketball but Goon covered the Super Bowl. He eventually did talk hoops with ESPN’s Andrew Lopez to get the skinny on Nickeil Alexander-Walker.

ESPN play-by-play broadcaster Beth Mowins talks Jazz-Warriors.

Super Knicks fan Ariel Helwani joins JP to talk hoops, NBA on ESPN, and favorite Jazzmen.

JP reacts to All-Star announcements and chats with Nick Friedell.

JP reacts to the tough Joe Ingles news and talks to former NBA GM Ryan McDonough.

Is this a UFC podcast now? No. But for one night only, maybe. JP caught up with Ciryl Gane and Rudy Gobert to share their love of MMA and basketball.

JP catches up with ESPN’s Ramona Shelburne.

What’s Deron been up to since retiring? Just beating Frank Gore in a celebrity boxing match. JP Chunga caught up with D-Will to talk Jazz, life, and combat sports. Companion piece by Aaron Falk: https://on.nba.com/3qjQ3AI

Tim MacMahon delivers a list on the top players in the league with competitive charisma.

Of all the podcasts and pieces, only one will bring you Danny Ainge analysis from Michael Peña and Bobby Marks. JP caught up with ESPN’s front office insider to get ready for trade season. Plus, enter for a chance to win a signed Jordan Clarkson jersey: https://bit.ly/3scQPRt

Ahead of Jazz-Clippers, JP caught up with TrueHoop’s David Thorpe to look back at their playoff series and how Rudy Gobert fits into that.

The Jazz play the Wizards on back-to-back Saturdays so JP caught up with Washington analyst Meghan McPeak. Plus, a look at the Eastern Conference contenders.

We all have our flaws, what are the West’s? JP caught up with Spinsters host Haley O’Shaughnessy to nit pick at the quarter season mark.

Legendary SportsCenter anchor Neil Everett got a new gig with the Trail Blazers. He caught up with JP to talk about Monday's game, Jack Ramsay, and Hawaii.

New Jazzman Eric Paschall joins JP to talk New York and Jay Wright. Plus, JP starts the show talking small ball lineups.