Hoop There It Is

Lindsay Dunn and Amy Audibert

Hoop There It Is Show—hosted by award-winning journalists Lindsay Dunn and Amy Audibert—dives into everything happening in the WNBA, while also bringing insight from the NBA.

  1. 28 aug

    She Hadn’t Played in the WNBA Since 2020 — Then Toronto Called

    After six years away from the WNBA, Kayla Alexander got a call she had been waiting for, and it brought her home. Kayla joins Hoop There It Is to talk about her unexpected WNBA comeback with the Toronto Tempo, signing two hardship contracts and getting the chance to play professionally in Canada in front of friends and family. She takes us inside what it was like returning to the WNBA for the first time since 2020, why the opportunity in Toronto meant so much to her, and whether the experience changed how she thinks about the next chapter of her basketball career. But Kayla isn't done chasing big goals on the court. The Olympian recently helped Team Canada go a perfect 5-0 in pre-qualifying and talks about her hopes of making another Olympic run at Los Angeles 2028. She also opens up about a decision every veteran athlete eventually has to face: when do you know it's time to walk away? Kayla discusses the possibility of retirement, what could factor into that decision, and what she still wants to accomplish before she's finished playing. Away from basketball, Kayla takes us inside Tall Size, the platform she co-created to help tall women find clothing that actually fits, how the idea came together, and why it became such a personal project for her. Coming up in this episode: How Kayla Alexander made an unexpected WNBA comeback after six years awayWhat it was really like stepping back onto a WNBA court for the first time since 2020Getting the opportunity to play at home with the Toronto TempoWhy playing professionally in front of friends and family in Canada meant so muchTeam Canada going 5-0 and Kayla's push toward LA 2028The difficult question of when an athlete knows it's time to retireWhat Kayla still wants to accomplish before she walks away from basketballThe story behind Tall Size and the problem Kayla wanted to help solve for tall womenTheo, the love of her lifeSubscribe to Hoop There It Is for more conversations with the biggest names and personalities from the WNBA and NBA. Shoutout to our sponsors! If you would like to sponsor an episode, send an email to producer@sportainment.ca.

  2. 13 aug

    Swin Cash Gets Candid on WNBA Moves, Retirement & Commissioner Talk

    Basketball Hall of Famer Swin Cash joins Hoop There It Is for a wide-ranging conversation about her legendary career, the WNBA today, and the work she’s doing to create more opportunities for women in sports. Swin weighs in on some of the WNBA’s biggest moves, reveals why she was already thinking about retirement on the day she was drafted, and answers a big question: Would she ever want to be WNBA Commissioner? She also takes us inside She’s Got Time, the initiative she founded that has grown into a major platform supporting, connecting, and celebrating women working in and around the sports industry. Plus, Lindsay and Amy break down some of the biggest stories around basketball, including Minnesota’s impressive season despite dealing with injuries, the latest Kawhi Leonard chatter, and some of the notable NBA free agents still looking for their next opportunity. Coming up in this episode: Swin Cash on the latest moves around the WNBAWhy retirement was on her mind the day she was draftedWould Swin ever consider becoming WNBA Commissioner?The story and mission behind She’s Got TimeMinnesota continuing to win through injuriesKawhi Leonard talkThe biggest NBA names still available in free agencySubscribe to Hoop There It Is for more conversations with the biggest names and personalities from the WNBA and NBA. Shoutout to our sponsors! If you would like to sponsor and episode sent an email to producer@sportainment.ca

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Hoop There It Is Show—hosted by award-winning journalists Lindsay Dunn and Amy Audibert—dives into everything happening in the WNBA, while also bringing insight from the NBA.

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