A unique podcast talking basketball and the association of the sport with coaches, athletes and fans alike. The show is hosted by Timmy Duggan who , in 1996, became the first person from the Northern Territory to play in the National Basketball League. The podcast also touches on issues, trends and programs pertaining to Indigenous youth and how basketball can be used as a vehicle for positive change.
Four- Time Olympian Phil Smyth was known as the "General" on the basketball court. The episode delves into Phil's leadership model and how he incorpor...
Timmy talks about the innovations and recommendations as one of the keynote presenters at the Basketball Australia Coaches Conference. He also gives i...
Joe Williams is on a mission. Joe talks about the possible links between contact sports and depression and his crusade to raise awareness of Aborigina...
Sammi Rioli played an important part in the Jets Womens Basketball Team's dynasty of winning championships in the Darwin Basketball Association. She a...
Former Kangaroos Australian Football League player, Matthew Campbell joins the podcast to discuss the recent history of the Darwin Buffaloes Football ...
This episode delves into the life of athletes attending the Basketball Australia Centre of Excellence. Peter looks at the next wave of talent with a f...
Patrick Johnson is the first Australian to break the ten-second barrier. This podcast takes a look at the preparation and mindset it takes to be one o...
George Butler talks about his journey from the Basketball Mecca, his home state of Indiana in the United States, playing alongside Allen Iverson at Ge...
The Northern Territory Children’s Commissioner talks about her leadership roles in Australian Rules Football, players that influenced her coaching car...