Top Basketball Podcasts

The Big Niang Theory features 76er Georges Niang and 76ers Insider Lauren Rosen, as the pair interviews Niang's 76ers teammates, other players around the NBA, and thought leaders and influencers from all walks of life. Be on the lookout for new episodes throughout the 2021-22 NBA season!

The world's best basketball podcast just got even better. NBA superstar and 4x champ Draymond Green has a new co-host: 2x All Star Baron Davis. Twice a week, they deliver their no-holds-barred takes on the biggest stories in basketball, break down the latest with the Golden State Warriors, and share never-before-heard stories from on and off the court. It's the most raw, entertaining, and hilarious conversation in the game.

Greg Peterson hosts the VSiN Coast to Coast Hoops, a podcast about college basketball betting. Greg gives you all the NCAA odds, lines, and predictions you need to be the best college basketball bettor. For the best college basketball analysis and picks all season, subscribe and listen to VSiN Coast to Coast Hoops!!!

Webby Award winner and People's Voice winner for Best Sports podcast! How did Kobe Bryant craft the passion, the determination, and the strength to become a legend? This remarkable series reveals intimate, never-before-heard tapes of Kobe as a teenager, exploring his thoughts, his dreams, and his goals. Philadelphia journalist Mike Sielski tells the story of Kobe Bryant’s early years, weaving together these tapes and speaking with Kobe's high school coaches, his friends, his family, and the figures who knew him in his youth, to paint an enthralling documentary portrait of the making of an icon. Before he was an outsized global basketball celebrity for the Los Angeles Lakers, a 5-time NBA champion, an 18-time All-Star, an Academy Award-winning filmmaker, a children’s-book author, a husband, a father, and sometimes a lightning rod for controversy, Kobe Bryant was a kid from Philadelphia. Cover photo © Eileen Blass – USA TODAY NETWORK

Roy Williams was quick with names and good with the whistle. If he wasn’t, who knows if he ever would have caught Dean Smith’s attention. The sequel to Smith’s dynasty at North Carolina — the five trips to the Final Four and the three national titles with the Tar Heels — never would have happened. Roy Williams ended his hall-of-fame career on April 1, 2021. The story of how he made it to the top with two of the blue blood programs in college basketball, UNC and Kansas, has been told but not like this and not with this type of honesty and insight from That Dadgum Legend himself. ROY is produced by 99.9 The Fan in Raleigh, North Carolina and hosted by Joe Ovies and Joe Giglio.