Full Court Chat with Dave Schilling Dave Schilling

Thanks to the pandemic, this Christmas is just a little bit lonelier than usual. We can't go home, see our parents, and enjoy their "unique" opinions on the world. But, with technology, we can capture just a little bit of the magic of being with our families this holiday season. We've created a unique commentary track to play over the popular "Fireplace For Your Home: Classic Edition" film on Netflix that simulates the experience of being home with your folks. Through the magic of high-tech, futuristic tools, we have computerized and digitized your parents, down to the questionable ideas about race relations. Sync this track with the "Fireplace For Your Home" film and relive the joys of one uninterrupted hour with your mom and dad in your beloved small town.

Mom: Halle Kiefer

Dad: Dave Schilling

The truth is revealed. A hero will rise. The Bubble is burst. Goodbye, and thanks for the memories.

Lisa, the Snitch Hotline Operator: Megan Gailey

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Created by Dave Schilling and Halle Kiefer

Produced by Liz Maupin

Written by Dave Schilling, Halle Kiefer, Cullen Crawford, Megan Gailey, CJ Toledano, Joe McAdam, and Liz Maupin

In the series two finale of Full Court Chat, Dave takes time out of his busy schedule of walking on a secluded bike path for 15 minutes every day to speak to Stanley Purchase (Demi Adejuyigbe: Gilmore Guys, The Good Place, Late Late Show With James Corden), boy wonder and teenage NBA superfan. Little Stanley loves the NBA so much that he drank gallons and gallons of Sprite and checking hundreds of bottle caps in order to win a contest to be the only fan in attendance during the NBA bubble. You might not see Stanley on the ESPN or TNT broadcasts, but he's there. He's always there...taking notes for some reason. Stanley says the NBA is hiding a dark secret that only he has uncovered. The truth could bring down the entire sport. Can Dave save the day...or will his ankle bracelet explode first?

Demi Adejuyigbe: Stanley Purchase

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Created by Dave Schilling and Halle Kiefer

Produced by Liz Maupin

Written by Dave Schilling, Halle Kiefer, Cullen Crawford, Megan Gailey, CJ Toledano, Joe McAdam, and Liz Maupin

It's time to embrace debate! Today, Full Court Chat gets a First Take makeover, as Dave moderates a heated conversation between ESPN pundit Stephen A. Smith (Jacquis Neal: Culture Kings podcast) and National Basketball Players Association Executive Director Michele Roberts (Niccole Thurman: A Black Lady Sketch Show, Shrill, The Opposition With Jordan Klepper). Stephen and Michele debate sex in the NBA bubble, player safety,  LeBron James's political activism, and, oh yeah, all those cameras in the hotel rooms Dave won't shut up about.

Jacquis Neal: Stephen A. Smith

Niccole Thurman: Michele A. Roberts

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Created by Dave Schilling and Halle Kiefer

Produced by Liz Maupin

Written by Dave Schilling, Halle Kiefer, Cullen Crawford, Megan Gailey, CJ Toledano, Joe McAdam, and Liz Maupin

The Oura Ring, called the "key to finishing the [NBA] season" by Sports Illustrated, is the wonder device that athletes can wear to find out if they have symptoms of COVID-19 during the NBA's bubble season. Through the magic of journalism, Dave Schilling (journalist) secured an interview with the inventor of the Oura Ring, Dr. Lavan British (Laci Mosley: Scam Goddess Podcast, Single Parents), who explains why she created it and some of the more remarkable applications for the device. The Oura Ring can detect signs of COVID infection, but did you know it can also tell if you're cheating on your wife? The Future Is Now, and Dave Schilling is 100 percent balls deep in the future.

Laci Mosley: Dr. Lavan British

Ify Nwadiwe: The Oura Ring

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Created by Dave Schilling and Halle Kiefer

Produced by Liz Maupin

Written by Dave Schilling, Halle Kiefer, Cullen Crawford, Megan Gailey, CJ Toledano, Joe McAdam, and Liz Maupin

The Lakers are gunning for their 17th NBA Championship during this wild bubble season. At the center of that historic chase is J.R. Smith (Josiah Johnson: Comedy Central's Legends of Chamberlain Heights), a player best described as the Mr. Bean of the NBA. Instead of practicing, J.R. is sneaking weed into Disney World up his butt and falling asleep during media availabilities. Tune in this week to hear J.R. discuss his relationship with LeBron James, the finer points of throwing soup at another grown adult, and how best to receive "that pipe."

Josiah Johnson: J.R. Smith

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Created by Dave Schilling and Halle Kiefer

Produced by Liz Maupin

Written by Dave Schilling, Halle Kiefer, Cullen Crawford, Megan Gailey, CJ Toledano, Joe McAdam, and Liz Maupin