Hoop There It Is

Lindsay Dunn and Amy Audibert
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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.

  1. 4d ago

    WNBA Playoffs, Awards & An Exclusive Lexie Hull Interview

    The WNBA playoffs are heating up! Amy Audibert and Lindsay Dunn break down all the excitement from the WNBA playoffs, look ahead at the semi-final matchups and dive into the latest WNBA awards and storylines around the league. Amy also pulls back the curtain on what really goes on behind the scenes when it comes to casting a vote for the WNBA Awards, sharing insight into the process and what voters consider when deciding their ballots. Plus, we catch up with Indiana Fever star Lexie Hull for an exclusive interview covering her upcoming off-season wedding, the beauty brand she recently launched, life with the Fever and what’s next for her both on and off the court. It’s another episode of Hoop There It Is — bringing you the latest from around the WNBA with basketball, insight and plenty of personality. In this episode: • The WNBA playoffs and why they’ve been so exciting • Breaking down the semi-final matchups • WNBA Awards discussion • What really happens behind the scenes when voting for the WNBA Awards • Exclusive Lexie Hull interview • Lexie’s upcoming wedding • Her new beauty brand • The Indiana Fever and what’s next Subscribe for more Hoop There It Is and follow along for WNBA news, interviews and conversations from around the league.

  2. Oct 1

    Jamal Shead on His Growing Raptors Role, Teammates & Getting No. 1 Back

    Jamal Shead joins Lindsay Dunn for an exclusive conversation about his growing role with the Toronto Raptors, his love for his teammates, getting his No. 1 jersey back and more. Plus, Lindsay reacts to Shead's newly announced contract extension after sitting down with him at Raptors training camp before the deal became official. We also hear from Kawhi Leonard, who spoke with us at training camp in Quebec City. Subscribe to Hoop There It Is for more exclusive interviews, Raptors coverage and the biggest stories from around the NBA and WNBA.

  3. Sep 24

    EXCLUSIVE: Raptors' RJ Barrett Unfiltered | Knicks, Kawhi, Drake & Life Off the Court

    RJ Barrett sits down for an exclusive interview with Lindsay Dunn to talk about the Toronto Raptors, the New York Knicks’ championship, Kawhi Leonard, Drake, viral moments and life away from the basketball court. This is an interview like no other with Barrett, showcasing his personality and giving fans a closer look at the person behind the NBA player. We get into some of his most memorable viral moments, including Drake randomly wearing his high school jersey and an unexpected connection with one of the stars from one of the biggest TV shows ever. Barrett also opens up about the Raptors’ future, his connection to the Knicks’ championship journey and the unexpected shoutout he received from the mayor during the team’s victory parade, despite being a Raptor when they won. A lifelong Raptors fan, Barrett talks about watching Toronto win the NBA championship with Kawhi Leonard and the surreal experience of eventually becoming Kawhi’s teammate. He shares what it was like waiting for the deal to become official and going from watching Kawhi win a championship in Toronto to playing alongside him. Barrett has also teamed up with Milk to remind Ontarians that milk has always been an easy, nutritious way to upgrade everyday meals. Watch the full RJ Barrett interview for stories about the Raptors, Knicks, Kawhi Leonard, Drake, viral social media moments, the NBA, Toronto and the person behind the player.

  4. Sep 23

    Kiki Rice on Rookie Life, UCLA & the WNBA

    Kiki Rice joins Hoop There It Is to take us inside her first season in the WNBA with the Toronto Tempo. Kiki opens up about making the transition from UCLA to the professional game, what she learned as a veteran at UCLA that has helped her navigate life as a rookie, and what it's really like adjusting to life in the league. She also talks about graduating while on the road, balancing basketball with one of the biggest moments of her life, and the experiences that have shaped her first season with the Tempo. But there's more to Kiki than basketball. We get to know her personality away from the court, hear about the person behind the player, and learn what she's discovered about herself during her first year in the WNBA. The episode also features some special guests who were in Toronto for a Tempo game. Danny Green, C.J. Miles and Immanuel Quickley share their thoughts on experiencing a Toronto Tempo game and talk about what made the atmosphere and experience so great. Coming up in this episode: Kiki Rice on her first WNBA season with the Toronto TempoWhat she learned as a veteran at UCLA that has helped her as a rookieAdjusting to life on the road as a professional athleteGraduating while on the road during her rookie seasonGetting to know Kiki Rice away from the basketball courtFormer Raptors Danny Green, C.J. Miles & Immanuel Quickley on their Tempo game day experiences

  5. Sep 20

    Kyle Lowry Celebrated by Raptors Family: DeRozan, Siakam, VanVleet, Anunoby & More

    Kyle Lowry’s Raptors legacy was celebrated in Toronto leading up to his jersey retirement and Hoop There It Is was there for it all. In Episode 19, we recap an unforgettable weekend celebrating one of the most important players in Raptors history, featuring the KLOW golf tournament, Kyle's Block Party, and A Night For Seven, a gala supporting MLSE Foundation and its work helping youth facing barriers reach their full potential through sport ahead of Lowry’s jersey retirement on January 10. We hear directly from the people who shared the court, locker room and countless memories with Lowry, including OG Anunoby, Pascal Siakam, Scottie Barnes, Fred VanVleet, DeMar DeRozan, C.J. Miles, Danny Green, Nick Nurse, Jamal Shead, Alvin Williams, Darko Rajaković, Immanuel Quickley, Amir Johnson, Kevin Love, Terrence Ross and many more. From championship memories and unforgettable moments in Toronto to what made Lowry such a beloved teammate and leader, this episode looks back at the impact he had on the Raptors and the people around him. 🏀 Episode 19 of Hoop There It Is 🎙️ Kyle Lowry Celebration Weekend 🏆 2019 NBA Champion 👑 Raptors jersey retirement: January 10 Subscribe to Hoop There It Is for more Raptors, WNBA and basketball coverage from Canada.

  6. Sep 17

    Marina Mabrey, Brittney Sykes Sandy Brondello Exclusive Interviews

    We’re taking you inside the premiere of ESPN’s Setting the Tempo. The documentary following the creation and inaugural season of the Toronto Tempo, Canada’s first WNBA team. This week, Lindsay Dunn goes solo as host and brings you exclusive interviews with some of the biggest names behind the Tempo’s story: 🎙️ Marina Mabrey 🎙️ Sandy Brondello 🎙️ Kia Nurse 🎙️ Brittney “Slim” Sykes 🎙️ Monica Wright-Rogers 🎙️ Teresa Resch 🎙️ Robin Roberts 🎙️ The director of Setting the Tempo, Kathleen Jayme Lindsay speaks with the players and key figures about the making of the documentary, the birth of the Toronto Tempo and what it meant to be part of the franchise’s inaugural season. We also hear exclusively from Marina Mabrey about her season-ending injury, her recovery and the impact of missing the rest of the season. Episode 18 of Hoop There It Is is your behind-the-scenes look at the premiere of Setting the Tempo and the people who helped bring the Toronto Tempo to life. 🏀 Hoop There It Is Hosted this week by Lindsay Dunn.

  7. Sep 11

    Teonni Key on Her Rookie Season, Brittney Sykes & Life in the WNBA

    What’s it really like to be the youngest player on a WNBA team? Teonni Key joins Hoop There It Is to take us inside her rookie season with the Toronto Tempo. From navigating life as a first-year player to learning from the veterans around her. Teonni opens up about being the youngest player on the team, having Brittney “Slim” Sykes as her locker-room neighbour, and how Sykes has helped her navigate the ups and downs of her rookie season. She also shares what it meant to finally go home for the first time in nearly two years and what she's learned about herself since joining the WNBA. Before Lindsay sits down with Teonni at the Tempo practice court, Lindsay and Amy break down some of the biggest stories surrounding Toronto, including the Tempo players representing their countries at the FIBA World Cup, the devastating injuries that have impacted the team throughout the season, and why Marina Mabrey deserves to be in the Most Improved Player conversation. Plus, the hosts share a special video featuring Bridget Carleton, the very first guest on Hoop There It Is, bringing the show full circle. Coming up in this episode: Teonni Key on her rookie season with the Toronto TempoWhat it's like being the youngest player on the teamHow Brittney “Slim” Sykes has helped her navigate her first WNBA seasonLife as a rookie and learning from the Tempo veteransTeonni finally getting to go home after nearly two years awayThe Tempo players competing at the FIBA World CupThe devastating injuries that have hit Toronto this seasonWhy Marina Mabrey is a Most Improved Player candidateA special moment featuring Bridget Carleton, the show's first-ever guestSubscribe 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.

  8. Sep 4 ·  Bonus

    🚨 Cathy Engelbert is stepping down as WNBA Commissioner

    In this breaking-news episode of Hoop There It Is, Lindsay Dunn looks at Cathy Engelbert’s seven-plus years at the helm of the WNBA and the complicated legacy she leaves behind. Engelbert oversaw one of the most transformative periods in WNBA history — from explosive league growth and expansion to major media-rights deals and a new CBA that brought historic increases in player compensation. But the story isn’t that simple. Engelbert’s tenure was also marked by controversy, criticism from players and ongoing questions about leadership, officiating, player relationships and how the league handled some of its biggest challenges. Lindsay breaks down the amazing, the complicated and the controversial parts of Engelbert’s legacy — and what her departure could mean for the future of the WNBA. This is a changing moment for women’s basketball. What comes next? #WNBA #CathyEngelbert #HoopThereItIs #WomensBasketball #WNBAnews

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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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  • Creator
    Lindsay Dunn and Amy Audibert
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    25
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Lindsay Dunn and Amy Audibert
  • Show Website
    Hoop There It Is

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