Cut To The Jase

Something different this week as Jase and Brayden each prepare a list of questions to ask the other one about their careers. Including: - A key factor in Jase's retirement decision - Brayden's career as a coach vs in journalism - Honest thoughts about where the WNBL is at - How Jase's car crash impacted his career - Plus much more

Recently retired Tasmania JackJumper Anthony Drmic joins the boys to talk NBL memories, what led to his retirement and why Tasmania is so bad about basketball.

Opals legend, current Adelaide Lightning GM, Tess Madgen joins the show to talk about how she even became a General Manager in her home town of Adelaide, the WNBL starting and the growth of the game in all aspects.

Some call him the MVP leader, Brayden included, and we have him on the show today. Parker Jackson-Cartwright talks about the MVP race, what it means to him, what means more and also his desire to become a Kiwi.

Star of the Adelaide 36ers Zylan Cheatham joins the show to talk about why he came back to Adelaide, his potential Aussie citizenship and the guys ask him why we haven't seen a big dunk in a while... that and more.

Wildcat great, defensive great, Damian Martin joins the show to talk about Bryce Cotton and Trevor Gleeson, the current Wildcats and how he's stepped into the player management space now.

Brisbane Bullets head coach Will Weaver joins the show before the NBL season kicks off and talks about restructuring Brisbane, what it's like being back in the NBL and how he recruited Arnas Velicka.

Legend of basketball Penny Taylor joins the show to talk about her history with the Opals, what hasn't changed in all these years and recounts some strong memories with Sandy Brondello.

After a break Jason Cadee and Brayden Heslehurst are back as they buckle up for some big seasons in the NBL and WNBL. But first, NBL1 Nationals Recap, Ben Simmons training with the Boomers and the Opals are heading to Germany.

Australia's GOAT, Lauren Jackson, joins the show to talk about an Opals reunion, the modern day Opals and why she wants the WNBL to be the top women's sport in Australia.

The boys talk about which Aussie attending NBA Summer League is most likely to make a roster, the FIBA U17 World Cup and they also dive into a clip that clearly shows Brayden trash talking Jase years ago in the NBL1 before they knew each other.

Former Head Coach of Melbourne United, Dean Vickerman, talks about leaving the club he spent the last 9 years at, how it relates to previous coaching endeavours and what is next for him.

Rising star who currently plays at Utah Prep, Jayden Cecil, joins the show to talk about his decision to represent New Zealand on the international stage, college ambitions and some lessons over his career so far.

NBL Free Agent Marcus Lee joins the show to talk about why he's stuck around the NBL for all these years, his championship runs with Melbourne and Tasmania and why one of his Kentucky teams in College is the best ever.

Former coach of the Adelaide 36ers, Mike Wells, joins the show to talk about what lead to the difficult decision of leaving the Adelaide 36ers, as well as lessons and learnings from his many years in the NBA ranks.

David Patrick, Arizona State Associate Head Coach and Boomers Assistant Coach, joins the show to talk about the rise of Australians in college, his coaching endeavours and the future of the Boomers including Ben Simmons and Bryce Cotton.

Up an coming basketball player Roman Siulepa joins the guys to talk about his first season playing college basketball at Pittsburgh and the lessons he can take from that experience, into his second season now with Ole Miss.

New head coach of the Southside Melbourne Flyers in the WNBL Sam Mackinnon talks about his excitement over his new role, leaning into past experiences and the shape of the coaching landscape in Australia.

We're in the thick of NBL Free Agency and who better to get on to talk about it then ESPN's Olgun Uluc who has all the latest news and rumours around the league. Olgun also details his journey in the basketball world.

Former CEO of the Sydney Kings Chris Pongrass joins the show to talk about his feelings towards Sydney after watching them win the championship. He also talks about his new NIL role with Lighthouse Sports.