Audacy to Debut ''The Women's Hoops Show'' on March 4
| RADIO ONLINE | Monday, March 3, 2025 |
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A new podcast dedicated to women's basketball, "The Women's Hoops Show," will launch on March 4 with new episodes dropping weekly on Tuesdays. Hosted by journalist and analyst Jordan Robinson, the podcast will feature conversations with players, coaches, retired legends, insiders, and media personnel covering all aspects of women's basketball, including the WNBA season, college hoops, the new Unrivaled league, key games, surprising trades, the playoff race, and the sport's cultural impact.
The show will also explore the history of women's basketball and the figures who have shaped it. Robinson will be joined by a rotating cast of special co-hosts throughout the season, including four-time WNBA champion and league MVP Sheryl Swoopes and women's hoops analyst Autumn Johnson.
"I am ecstatic to continue to partner with Audacy to share the important stories and headlines surrounding the culture of women's basketball with 'The Women's Hoops Show,'" said Robinson. "The sport is growing and I'll be with our listeners every step of the way."
Audacy's VP of Podcast Content Strategy & Business Development, Leah Reis-Dennis, highlighted the significance of launching the show at a time of increasing interest in women's basketball. "Jordan is at the top of her game, and we're thrilled to work with her to expand our slate of original women's sports offerings at a time when enthusiasm around women's hoops is at an all-time high," said Reis-Dennis. "This show will be the premiere destination for both brands and fans looking to get in on women's basketball coverage and conversation."
Robinson brings a wealth of experience to the role, having served as a host, analyst, content creator, play-by-play announcer, and reporter for networks such as the WNBA, PAC-12 Network, Women's Sports Network, Big Ten Network, and FIBA. Her recent work includes hosting the PAC-12 Football Tailgate Show, reporting from the Women's Final Four, and covering both men's and women's WCC Conference Tournament games as a sideline reporter for ESPN+.
The show will be available on the Audacy app, YouTube, and all major podcast platforms.
