In 2026 North America is set to host the prestigious World Cup matches across 3 countries, 16 cities. You know what the means? MONEY. Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner break down the insane numbers behind ensuring every city meets FIFA requirements to host the games.
Lastly, we sit down with a fellow World Cup athlete herself, Danielle Slaton. We dive into the evolution of the women's game here in the U.S., the pathway to today's current National Women's Soccer League, and ultimately her co-founding NWSL's newest expansion team, Bay FC -- which Andre is a minority stakeholder in!
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In today's Point Forward Friday Business drop, we wanted to continue to elaborate on where the G league has come and where it can potentially go. After another Rising Stars Challenge featured a top-tier showdown, doors continue to open for the G-League's possibilities. Then we continue to talk GROWTH as we sit down with hosts, Rashad Bilal and Troy Millings, of the Earn Your Leisure Podcast on site of Wharton School's Whitney M. Young Conference. We breakdown the confidence behind business and the influence you share in your respective circles.
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Building Greatness: The Evolution of the G League & the Launch of our Podcast (feat. Earn Your Leisure)

The one and only Rasheed Wallace joins Andre and Evan for a wild conversation around his time in the NBA, facing the Lakers, and influencing the next generation of talent today.
But before we break bread with one of the game's most notorious big men, we just had to give our take on the NBA All-Star Weekend. We're talking everything from what the hell happened to the dunk contest, the brilliance of the three-point contest, and how to better build for the games in the future. What's your take? Tap in!

03:10 - 👀 G-League showing out might’ve been the biggest highlight of the weekend… 

18:22 - 📌🗣️ HEARD EM SAY: What we would do to elevate the All-Star Game

24:00 - 🔮NBA PLAYOFF ODDS: It’s the Celtics vs. Everybody

30:22- 📌 Interview with Rasheed Wallace


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Ball Don't Lie (feat. Rasheed Wallace) 

The wild numbers behind the World Cup and how the NWSL’s expansion is forging a new marketplace (feat. Danielle Slaton)

The legendary Ken Griffey Jr. joins the show as we debate GOAT all episode long: Patrick Mahomes, Dunk Contest, and the history of Black Excellence in the NBA.
One of the most influential athletes of all time, Ken Griffey Jr., talks to us about how his training, work ethic, and swagger led him to shift the entire culture of baseball.
Heading into the interview, you know we HAD to talk Super Bowl. Is Patrick Mahomes legacy still up for debate? Now this upcoming week, we have a whole other sports spectacle to tackle: All-Star Weekend. And one thing to keep an eye on this year? The dunk contest. Lastly, it was only right to continue to speak on Black Excellence by diving into some of the firsts for Black athletes in the NBA.

01:33 - Evan &amp; Andre discuss their iconic little league days 😂

10:13 - 🗣️ HEARD EM SAY: Patrick Mahomes’ legacy is sealed. But do you agree?

18:47 - 🔮 Who is going to win, and potentially, save the dunk contest?! 

28:34 - THAT'S A BAR: The Lakers' Rob Pelinka and his closing statements on the NBA Trade Deadline. 

35:46 - 📖 Recognizing Black History in the NBA: Should Wayne Embry be considered on the same level as Bob Myers? 

44:13 - 📌 Interview with Ken Griffey Jr.  


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The Kid (feat. Ken Griffey Jr.) 

Joakim Noah joins Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner to *finally* break bread after such outstanding careers. We recap some of the greatest moments, lowest moments, and every emotion in between. Yet despite all three players being retired, the work on the court doesn't finish as Joakim Noah puts down his foot on who he's rooting for come the Paris Olympics.
Before we get the chance to sit down with the former DPOY, we had to talk through Jay-Z's gems he shared during the Grammys. And speaking of dropping gems, how many 50+ point efforts will it take to slow down the Hawks?!?! And speaking of spoilers...we're given OUR vote on All-Star Snubs.
Take a seat and take a listen! Then, let us know what you think.

01:45 - GRAMMY RECAP! Our POV on Jay’s Gems.

06:03 - HEARD 'EM SAY: Taylor Swift is really out here boosting economies more than an entire NFL Team...

11:22 - We decided to weigh in on the NBA’s 65-game Rule

15:00 - And could the NBA All-Team Voters alleviate this rule…entirely?

18:29 - Breaking down a weird trend in the NBA: The odds of a player scoring 50+ and winning or losing the game 

28:54 - Joakim Noah Interview


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Noah’s Ark (feat. Joakim Noah) 

Ernie Johnson joins hosts Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner to talk the landscape of basketball today and how, despite multiple battles with cancer, Ernie continues to overcome and change the game.
But before we dive in with one of the G.O.A.Ts, we HAVE to talk Super Bowl odds - more specifically Andre's Niners! Then, you know Evan had to break down Luka's 73-point game which of course called for a surprising rebuttal from Andre: do these stats even matter if you ain't winning?!
Listen in!
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Getting to Do It (Feat. Ernie Johnson) 

This Wednesday, we sit down with the one and only fashion designer and Chicago native, Joe Freshgoods, sits down to talk about his permanent influence on the culture. JFG spills his secrets on coming up with no co-signs to seal his legacy as one of the greatest multi-hyphenate creatives in this generation.
Prior to learning from the genius, we reflect on Dejan Milojević's legacy, the looming NBA Trade Deadline featuring the best trades in history, and lastly...how out of pocket was Paul Pierce for his comments on Udonis Haslem's jersey retirement?!
Let's get into it.
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Fantasized 'bout this back in Chicago (feat. Joe Freshgoods) 

Hosts Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner sit down with their friend from their time in Philly, Nikola Vucevic, as they revisit playing for the Sixers and talk Nikola’s evolution as a big man in the ever-changing game of basketball. 
And before we break down Nikola’s rise to respect in the NBA, we HAD to discuss some potentially historic odds for the Boston Celtics who have the potential to have a whole starting 5 make the game. Sure there is potential to break all-star game history, but does this mean anything for a potential championship? In this week's new segment, "Heard Em Say", we dive into everything we see you guys talking about on our social platforms and today, we might’ve stumbled upon some of the best business advice for professional athletes...
Tune in. 
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The Balkan Boys: Nikola Vucevic

To kick the year off properly, we had to go big on big for the one and only Trae Young! The young bull has been carving a lane for himself since his Norman North High School days in Oklahoma. He sat down to talk about his father's influence, a new wave of points guards, and Quin Snyder's already large impact on the Hawks.
But before diving in, we had to answer the question: What exactly is going on over at the Golden State Warriors? With the room for errors growing smaller and smaller, Coach Kerr will need to begin making decisions about which era the organization wants to stand behind. Just down the road, while the Lakers might be struggling, LeBron still finds himself shining during Pharrell's new Louis Vuitton Spring 2024 drop. And lastly, if the guys could do it all over again...who is attending their retirement game? 😂
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Walk It Talk It (feat. Trae Young) 

Hosts Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner sit down to reflect on a wild year back when Andre was still on the court, to the NBPA Acting Executive Director. The guys talked everything from the All-Star Weekend interview with Damian Lillard to addressing the backlash they've received on some of their commentary. We left no crumbs!
Enjoy this episode as next week we will be taking a break to re-coop and bring you even more from your favorite podcast. Episodes will resume on January 10th, 2024.
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Your Favorite Player's Favorite Pod: A Year in Review

LeBron James hoisted the first-ever NBA in-season tournament champion trophy and MVP hardware after 21 years in the league. In a tournament that showed off talent in KD, Giannis, and up-and-comer Tyrese Haliburton, The King STILL shined. Was his path easier or is he just THAT good? And can this kid Haliburton really put the whole city of Indy back on the NBA map? We broke down every aspect of this highly successful tournament and what it means for the NBA’s future.  
And since we’re talking about the future, it only felt right to share our sit down interview with Immanuel Quickley during the past offseason. Quickley discussed how Coach Calipari’s Kentucky program prepared him for the high pressure that comes with playing in the NBA’s biggest market: New York City. After coming in second for the Sixth Man title in just his third year in the league, the 25th overall pick is beginning to carve out his own lane in the big apple.  
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NBA In-Season Tournament takeaways and the future's IQ (feat. Immanuel Quickley) 

Jayson Tatum joins Point Forward the Podcast this week! Last week, we flew to Boston to talk with the four-time NBA All-Star about growing up in St. Louis, raising his son in the spotlight, and the weight that comes along with wearing a historic Boston franchise across your chest. And for the age of only 25? He’s doing pretty damn good. 
Speaking of MVPs, the NBA is heading to Las Vegas this week for the in-season NBA Tournament. And while we still think there are way too many awards in circulation, we were very curious about the performances of two standouts in the current race for in-season NBA Tournament MVP: the young Tyrese Haliburton who is still going strong and the recently knocked-out De’Aaron Fox. And you know Andre had some thoughts on Fox after last year’s playoff series! 
Tune in. 

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Big Deuce! (feat. Jayson Tatum) 

Due to recent headlines, we felt it was only right to sit down with the one and only, Point GOD himself, Chris Paul. We took a deep dive into the NBA and it’s evolution over his nearly two decades as a player on consistently playoff contending teams. From his hate of Golden State, to now playing for them, no stones were left unturned. Not to mention, we get to the bottom of where his bad rep comes from which leads us to question, is the league getting more soft?   
Before getting into the wild stories, hosts Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner break down the current NBA In-Season Tournament title and MVP odds. Can Tyrese Haliburton bring the Pacers to the forefront? Can Giannis have a good enough streak to outlast LeBron’s Lakers? Let's take a look.  
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The Point God (feat. Chris Paul) 

I’m sure we all witnessed last week what was deemed by media an on-court "celebrity MMA match" (if you will). So it only made sense that we discussed the Warriors playoffs odds this week on top of how the reset of the NBA is shaking out amidst some crazy in-season tournament games. 
Most importantly, this week’s show features our interview with Jaylen Brown of the Boston Celtics and Donovan Mitchell of the Cleveland Cavaliers as the new torch-bearers for the upcoming wave of NBA players who are making a name for themselves both on and off the hardwood. 
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Be the Flow (feat. Jaylen Brown & Donovan Mitchell)

This past week Andre made headlines as he is stepping up to take the Executive Director role of the NBPA. We dive into what that means as he is the first former athlete to own the title. Speaking of titles…we break down what the hell is going on with the Clippers and who needs to be unlocked in order to see them shine (hint: it’s episode two of the season). And lastly, we sit down with Gilbert Arenas for a conversation about catching fire on and off the court. No seriously, this one might be the wildest interview we’ve had yet.  
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Entering a New Arena (feat. Gilbert Arenas)

Today's episode is all about that one thing we haven't been able to get away from: the NBA's in-season tournament. We're breaking down what it all really is about and even diving into some betting odds around in-season tournament MVPs and winners. Then, the one and only Matt Barnes just us for a special sit down. And one thing is for sure, this man doesn't back down from a damn thing. From navigating the league as a journeyman, to finding his voice on the Clippers - amidst the circus led by former GM, Donald Sterling - to landing a long-awaited NBA Championship and now, owning his role as a father to three young boys.
It's a good time to sit down and take some notes.
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Free Smoke (feat. Matt Barnes)

The Renaissance Man himself, Dwyane Wade, joins Point Forward again with some new business to discuss. Not only does Wade break down the lessons of becoming an entrepreneur, but how the same lessons and drive from on the court led him here: Your people mean everything.  
Before we started taking notes from the OG himself, we had to address recent news of NBA Expansion…and just why the hell Columbus, Ohio will never see a professional franchise in the near future. 
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The Renaissance Man (feat. Dwyane Wade)

PJ Tucker has often let his game do the talking but today, he’s come to really show ya’ll what it’s taken to get to this point. From the wild 2018 Western Conference Finals series against Kevin Durant and Steph Curry’s Warriors, to his Shawn Marion Jordan 5 PE’s (that Shawn Marion doesn’t even have himself!), PJ did not hold back. 
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Shoe Dog (feat. PJ Tucker)

Andre Iguodala sits down with former teammate, Evan Turner, and formally announces his retirement. The two reflect on Andre's journey from draft night surprise, Allen Iverson mentorship, his year of splurging, getting “robbed” in the dunk contest, to ultimately becoming a Finals MVP.
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Holla, Iguodala: Andre Announces Retirement & Reflects on His Career

The Point Forward the Podcast with Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner is expanding to a two-drop week in order to provide you with what we love on the court, with what we love *off of the court. We're talking business, culture, and more. Joining us this week, is none other than the Bay's finest, LaRussell. The talented disciplinary artist has built a following from trusting instinct and authenticity - and we're getting to the truth of just how. 
But before we tap in with the talented mind, we had to tackle Tiger Woods parting ways with Nike, and a revolutionary new ESPN deal that is set to make waves in women's sports. This is game giving game to more game - we all win. Tune in. 

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Out Here on my Hustle Like... (feat. LaRussell) 

Over the course of the past two years, NBA Finals MVP Andre Iguodala and his former teammate, collegiate Player of the Year Evan Turner, have recorded over 50 podcasts—featuring A-list guests with conversations focused on business, culture, and sports—as co-hosts of Point Forward. The unabashed duo, who are blossoming off-the-court and well-known for their various business ventures, are returning to the mic for Season 3 of Point Forward podcast on October 20th. This year's lineup features Trae Young, Gilbert Arenas, PJ Tucker, and many more of your favorite athletes. No conversation was left off the table. Let's get into it.
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Introducing: Point Forward podcast with Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner

Welcome to this week's episode: the Season Finale of Point Forward! Get ready for an action-packed show as co-hosts ANDRE IGUODALA and EVAN TURNER dive into the best moments of the NBA season, including discussions about the Denver Nuggets and dynasties, LeBron James and GOATs, and the Sacramento Kings and chess moves. Andre and Evan, two basketball players of note with enviable off-court resumes as well, also take a look back at the most memorable moments of the Point Forward season. Foremost among those memories, the hosts look back at Evan’s insights on the KD-era Warriors, and Andre reveals how he's been getting to know his teammates better.
In addition to the thrilling nostalgic NBA and podcast discussions, Andre and Evan provide a primer on Juneteenth, exploring the significance of this historic day. All in all, the season finale of Point Forward by Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner is an evergreen classic episode that will stand the test of time, ensuring listeners are informed and engaged.
So, whether you're a basketball enthusiast, a sports aficionado, or simply eager to learn about important cultural events, this episode has it all. Join Andre and Evan for a captivating season finale that will leave listeners inspired and entertained.
Remember to subscribe and leave a review as Point Forward wraps up another fantastic season. 
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Season 2 Finale | The Most Memorable Moments of the NBA and Point Forward Seasons 

Right after the buzzer sounded on Game 1 of the NBA Finals, ANDRE IGUODALA and EVAN TURNER sat down to give their analysis of the game and the series between the Denver Nuggets and Miami Heat. They talk about Nikola Jokic’s performance, the Heat’s shooting woes, and Aaron Gordon’s strong showing. They also share what it’s like playing in Denver as a road team dealing with the altitude change, and debate how much Tyler Herro’s return could impact the series. Plus, the guys reflect on Bob Myers’ time in Golden State, what made him an effective executive, and what could be next.  
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Denver’s Impressive Game 1 Win, Miami’s Keys and Bob Myers’ Legacy

There’s a reason that RICK RUBIN has earned a reputation as one of music’s most talented, savvy and trusted producers over the last four decades: He’s thoughtful, insightful, inquisitive and self-assured. That much is clear throughout his wide-ranging conversation with Point Forward co-hosts ANDRE IGUODALA and EVAN TURNER. Rubin — who has worked with everyone from Run-DMC and LL Cool J to Jay Z and Eminem to Adele and the Red Hot Chili Peppers — tells the guys about his upbringing, introduction to hip-hop, founding Def Jam and more, all while dropping countless gems on creativity, originality and finding your path. He released the book “The Creative Act: A Way of Being” earlier this year. 

Before sitting down with Rick, Andre tells ET how strange it feels to have his season end in May, the guys talk about the booming collectibles market, and then they share a wild story from a time they faced off against one another in a Warriors-Celtics matchup. 

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The Creative Conductor (Feat. Rick Rubin)

There’s no guest this week, but co-hosts ANDRE IGUODALA AND EVAN TURNER still have plenty to talk about. To kick things off, Andre explains the meaning behind his cryptic “No.” tweet (0:35) and how it ties in to the new Tupac documentary “Dear Mama.” Then Evan and Andre share their thoughts on the Ja Morant situation (7:25) before getting into the impact of Fanatics’ deal to buy PointsBet (12:48) and wondering if the Sixers’ playoff loss signals the end of “The Process,” and what ET and Andre’s role was in the beginning of it (17:38). They debate James Harden and Chris Paul’s futures (19:28) and who the best player in New York truly is (20:22); And finally, in an unexpected twist, Andre shares his foot fetish-related “Knowledge of the Week” (22:15).
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Due Process

You don’t always end where you start. For proof, look no further than TODD PEDERSEN. The founder of Vivint Smart Home, Inc. joins Point Forward hosts ANDRE IGUODALA and EVAN TURNER to walk through his surprising journey, from growing up as one of eleven in a small town in Idaho, to founding a multi-billion dollar company. There were plenty of stops along the way, though, from a mission to the Dominican Republic, to selling pest control door-to-door, to sleeping on a friend’s couch. He goes in depth with the guys on how he got to where he is, the importance of family, his love of cars, and how Vivint ended up getting the naming rights for the Utah Jazz arena. 

Plus, the guys get into some NBA playoff talk, explain about how they respond to hecklers in the stands, reflect on Bronny James’ decision to attend USC, and debate whether Patrick Beverley’s claim that half of the players in the league don’t really love the game. 
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For Motivational Use Only (feat. Todd Pedersen)

Not many people who never laced up and stepped between the lines have had as big an impact on the NBA as RICK WELTS. The longtime executive, who has been associated with the league in one way or another for half a century, sat down with Point Forward hosts ANDRE IGUODALA and EVAN TURNER for an interview recorded during All-Star Weekend – an event he was instrumental in creating – to share his wealth of wisdom. Welts talked about his earliest days with the Seattle Supersonics in the 1970s, moving to the league office to reshape the league’s image in the ‘80s, what it was like working for David Stern, the origins of the Dream Team, his role in evolving the Golden State Warriors from cellar dwellers to a dynasty, and plenty more. If you want to hear how a great business mind ideates, navigates challenges, and evolves – look no further.  

Plus, before sitting down with Rick, the guys talk about Nick Nurse’s time in Toronto coming to an end, players that end up in “Duke jail,” Ohio State quarterbacks, the S2 Cognition Test, and whether or not Usher should headline the Super Bowl Halftime Show. 
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Da Art Of Storytelling (Feat. Rick Welts)

How do you grow up in a town with just over a thousand people, and still get your name on the map? Look no further than DEAN WADE, who joins ANDRE IGUODALA and EVAN TURNER to walk through how he rose from a small town to become Mr. Basketball in Kansas and, eventually, land on an NBA roster. But it wasn’t a straight line up. Despite earning First Team All-Big 12 honors twice, Wade went undrafted before ultimately earning a spot on the Cleveland Cavaliers. He walks the guys through his introduction to the game, his experience at K-State, his earliest moments in the league, what he learned from Kevin Love, why no one can stop Donovan Mitchell and Darius Garland, and how race has played a role in his hoops journey. 

Plus, before sitting down with Dean, Andre and Evan talk about the nuances of taxes for athletes, try to pick their favorite Frank Ocean song, and debate Cam Newton’s assertion that the most talented high school players shouldn’t attend powerhouse colleges. 
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The Dean (Feat. Dean Wade)

MIKAL BRIDGES grew up in Philadelphia watching ANDRE IGUODALA and EVAN TURNER hoop for his hometown Sixers. Now, he’s joining Point Forward’s co-hosts to walk them through how that local middle schooler became a rising star for the Brooklyn Nets. Mikal goes deep on his journey, including: Leading Villanova to two national championships; helping morph the Phoenix Suns into a contender; what he learned from Devin Booker and Chris Paul; his relationship with Deandre Ayton and their viral on-court verbal exchange earlier this season; and his new role as the face of the Brooklyn Nets. Additionally, Mikal opens up about both his aspirations (becoming an All-Star) and his challenges (draft night disappointment). This is a rare opportunity to really get to know a guy who is more inclined to just let his game do the talking. 

Plus, before sitting down with Mikal, Andre and Evan share their thoughts on the NBA Play-In, go deeper on the Second Son Theory, and recap how the Masters went for Andre (and for the golfers). 
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Brooklyn He Go Hard (Feat. Mikal Bridges)

This week, Golden State Warriors guard DONTE DIVINCENZO joins POINT FORWARD co-hosts ANDRE IGUODALA and EVAN TURNER for a revelatory and wide-ranging convo. Donte talks about growing up playing soccer in Delaware, what it’s like to be a white NBA player and the dark place he went to following an injury early in his career. He also gets into why Steph Curry is “different,” how Steve Kerr gave him confidence, and guarding Damian Lillard. Plus, he dishes on how his life changed when he won Most Outstanding Player at the 2018 Final Four while leading Villanova to a championship, and what it was like playing with Brooklyn Nets wing Mikal Bridges and living with NY Knicks star Jalen Brunson in college. 
Before the guys welcome Donte on, though, they take some time to dig into one of the biggest NBA stories of the week: The new Collective Bargaining Agreement. Andre and Evan talk through some of the behind-the-scenes of how we got here, give their takes on the deal, and respond to some of the reactions it’s gotten so far. Plus, Evan explains why he isn’t afraid of alligators, and Andre delves into his excitement about this week’s Masters Tournament. 


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Delaware’s Finest (Feat. Donte DiVincenzo)

In a business-first conversation in New York City with Point Forward hosts ANDRE IGUODALA and EVAN TURNER, National Basketball Players Association Executive Director TAMIKA TREMAGLIO discusses the ongoing Collective Bargaining negotiations in real time. Before the conversation with Tremaglio, TURNER and long-time NBPA Vice President IGUODALA kick off the show with some quick and insightful takes on the negotiations and the women’s NCAA Tournament. But really, this captivating episode is about the players, their relationship with NBA Governors, and the woman who represents the players. Tremaglio shares deeply personal thoughts on her upbringing, the sacrifices she and her family have made as she climbed the professional ladder and why she doesn’t expect a work stoppage in the NBA anytime soon.
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Bargaining Chip (Feat. Tamika Tremaglio)

In a humorous and insightful conversation in Los Angeles with Point Forward’s EVAN TURNER, Los Angeles Lakers rising star Austin Reaves details his shocking rise from tiny Newark, Arkansas, to the NBA’s highest-profile franchise. Before the conversation with Reaves, Point Forward co-hosts TURNER and ANDRE IGUODALA kick off the show by going deep on hip-hop’s 50th birthday. The duo, who are both from the midwest and in their 30s, discuss their childhood favorites, first lyrics they learned, sneak disses in rap, and more. Then Turner’s conversation with Reaves takes center stage, as the second-year Lakers guard breaks down how he got from the farm to starting on the Lakers, with help along the way from the likes of Lon Kruger, LeBron James and Rajon Rondo. 

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Southern Smooth (Feat. Austin Reaves)

In a fascinating conversation with the podcast’s first-ever guest from the world of art, Point Forward co-hosts ANDRE IGUODALA and EVAN TURNER welcome LOUIS DE GUZMAN to the show. After a perfectly March topics session that hits on the men’s and women’s NCAA Tournaments with some financial (hi, SVB) and film talk mixed in, the hosts welcome De Guzman, a Chicagoland native who has done collabs with global brands including BAPE, Nickelodeon and New Balance. In a conversation that’s both educational and inspiring, the thoughtful-and-talented De Guzman shares gems on The Chi, how art should be valued and where he finds his inspiration.

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Chicago Dope (Feat. Louis De Guzman)

In a fresh interview recorded just hours before the 2023 NBA All-Star Game tipped off in Salt Lake City, UT, Point Forward co-hosts ANDRE IGUODALA and EVAN TURNER welcome Utah Jazz forward LAURI MARKKANEN to the show. After a super timely topics conversation in which the co-hosts talk through the current business of the NBA as it relates to the Milwaukee Bucks and Phoenix Suns sales, Regional Sports Network drama and the load management debate, we hear from the first Scandinavian All-Star in NBA history. “The Finnisher,” a 7-footer who can score from all over the floor, talks about growing up a hooper in a hockey-mad country, reflects with fellow Arizona Wildcat Andre about his time in Tucson and how his confidence has grown through being the best player on his teams—Finland and the Jazz.
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Finn-esse (Feat. Lauri Markkanen)

In another fascinating episode recorded mostly at NBA All-Star Weekend in Salt Lake City, Point Forward co-hosts ANDRE IGUODALA and EVAN TURNER welcome UFC Light Heavyweight champion JAMAHAL HILL to the show. After a lively weekly topics discussion that touches on the incredible streaks Dame Lillard and Caitlin Clark are on, the state of the LIV and PGA golf Tours and Michael B. Jordan’s recent red carpet beef, it’s time to hear from the first pro fighter in Point Forward guest history. And, needless to say, Jamahal brings the goods, dropping gems about how long he’s been knocking folks out (spoiler: longer than you can imagine!), why ultimate fighting was a better career path than basketball, boxing or football for him and what he wants to accomplish in life when his reign “of terror” is over. 
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Reign of Terror (Feat. Jamahal “Sweet Dreams” Hill)	

Point Forward co-hosts ANDRE IGUODALA and EVAN TURNER went crazy at NBA All-Star in Salt Lake City. Over the course of three days, they recorded six interviews for the podcast. First and foremost among them is today’s guest, Oakland legend, Portland Trail Blazers' star and legit rapper, DAMIAN LILLARD. Dame and Turner, his former teammate and good friend, had a very special, 40+ minute conversation that took place, thanks to Mitchell &amp; Ness, in front of a packed live audience in Lids at City Creek Center. The two went deep on what it means to come from humble roots, expectations, loyalty, the ranking of current NBA point guards and what an NBA Championship would look like for Lillard. So, come for Andre Iguodala’s intro discussion of All-Star break and stay for the realest interview Dame D.O.L.L.A. has ever been a part of. 
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3PM in SLC (Feat. Damian “Dame” Lillard)

In episode 16 of the Point Forward podcast, the last show before a brief NBA All-Star Break bye week, co-hosts and best friends ANDRE IGUODALA and EVAN TURNER are back in Boston to talk with their friend, three-time Super Bowl Champion with the Patriots, JAMES WHITE. But before breaking bread with James, the hosts go deep on the wildest NBA trade deadline in League history. And this isn’t idle talk from “insiders” who don’t actually know what’s going on; this is real talk from longtime NBA players who have lived it. Listen and learn. Then, after touching on the Grammys and Tom Brady’s retirement, the hosts talk to one of TB12’s most accomplished teammates. James White was named to the Patriots’ All-Decade team for the 2010s after an eight-year career that saw him win three Super Bowls, most prominently number LI when he scored 20 points himself during the Pats’ historic comeback over the Falcons. The hosts relive all of this with their humble guest, plus add in some thoughtful conversation around race and business in a perfectly timed episode for Super Bowl Weekend. 

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Patriot Games (Feat. James White)	

In episode 15 of the Point Forward podcast, co-hosts and best friends ANDRE IGUODALA and EVAN TURNER have lots to say about Andre’s latest birthday, the upcoming NBA All-Star Weekend and the sadness that has engulfed Memphis since the killing of Tyre Nichols. Beyond all that… it’s football. There’s talk of the historic Super Bowl matchup between black quarterbacks Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes as well as Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. Then, in a deep conversation, the hosts chat with BOBBY WAGNER, one of the greatest players the NFL has seen since he entered the league with Seattle in 2002. An eight-time Pro Bowler who won Super Bowl XLVIII as a member of the “Legion of Boom” Seahawks, Point Forward’s first-ever NFL guest drops gems about the mental challenges of being a inside linebacker, what it takes to reach the Super Bowl and the amazing business insights he’s picked up off the field, from Nike to Microsoft to his work as a prominent tech investor. 

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Inside Man (Feat. Bobby Wagner)	

In the latest episode of the Point Forward podcast, co-hosts and best friends ANDRE IGUODALA and EVAN TURNER go deep on what Andre and the Warriors recent visit to the White House was like, Madison Square Garden’s use of facial recognition technology and one should always respect their elders. Then, in a heartfelt conversation recorded on location in Boston, the hosts continue their look at the “CREAM” in the NBA’s coffee when they sit down with Boston Celtics guard, PAYTON PRITCHARD. A third-year Celtic who was coached by Turner during his rookie season in Boston, Pritchard gives a great interview about how a “6-1 white boy” makes it to the League—and as a rotation player on arguably the best team in the League, no less. 
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CREAM, Part 2 (Feat. Payton Pritchard)

The Point Forward podcast, which has been breaking ground since it launched almost a year ago, hits new heights in this, the 13 episode of Season Two. After dispensing of any silly worries about the number 13, co-hosts ANDRE IGUODALA and EVAN TURNER discuss the timely topics of artificial (AI) intelligence’s flaws and promise, the retirement of legendary hooper Maya Moore and basketball officiating—in the NBA and overseas. Then the gems really start dropping as the guys sit down in Chicago and hang with one of the coolest golfers in the space, ROGER STEELE. A fellow Chicagoland product who loves hoops but was introduced to golf by his father, Steele and our golf-loving hosts talk through all the sport has to offer emotionally, mentally and competitively, not to mention how much better it will be when it gets more inclusive. #makegolfcool
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Transition Game (Feat. Roger Steele)

There’s no stopping the Point Forward podcast in 2023, as co-hosts Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner head straight into timely topics ranging from the coverage of Dana White’s appalling behavior to the unprecedented scoring taking place in the NBA these days to, with Valentine’s Day sneaking up on us and Vince Staples’ commentary in the air, the value of gift giving. The conversation only gets deeper from there, as the co-hosts welcome Warriors guard MOSES MOODY to the show. Moody, who won a ring as a rookie with the Warriors last season, is a proud Arkansas Razorback who hails from Little Rock and shares emotional stories about his humble beginnings, theater research that brought him to trail a local judge, and how the hyper-intense hoops at Montverde Academy braced him for the NBA.
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Razor Sharp (Feat. Moses Moody)

In the first Point Forward podcast of 2023, co-hosts Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner announce Andre’s return to action for the Golden State Warriors before talking about the value—or foolishness—of New Year’s Resolutions. Turner and Iguodala then debate Luka Doncic’s MVP candidacy, Ticketmaster’s chokehold on the ticketing game, and Rihanna’s CV. Then, the co-hosts welcome Warriors guard TY JEROME to the show and unveil their new concept, CREAM, in which they interview white (or white-looking) NBA players. Jerome, who has filled in for the injured Steph Curry, walks us through an amazing life story that bridges Manhattan, injuries, historic ups and downs at the University of Virginia, amicable partings with the OKC Thunder and Houston Rockets, and how his appearance and race has impacted him on the court. As for the term CREAM? You’ll figure it out once you start listening.
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CREAM, Part 1 (Feat. Ty Jerome)

In the final Point Forward of 2022, co-hosts Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner look forward to what’s in store for the world in 2023–and make some bold predictions. Over the course of the episode, Iguodala and Turner discuss ChatGPT and artificial intelligence, the future of TikTok and Elon Musk’s Twitter, Mat Ishbia and Phoenix basketball, Victor Wembanyama and the 2023 NBA Draft, concussions and the NFL, and the huge paydays we’ve been seeing in Major League Baseball. Oh, and Iguodala discusses what he sees happening for himself and the Golden State Warriors between now and June. 👀
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​​Call Me Now! (2023 Predictions)

It’s the season of giving, and this episode of Point Forward is all about sharing game. From billionaires to ballers, Co-hosts Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner reflect back on the insane amounts of knowledge (or lack thereof) that has been shared with the Podcast over the past year. From ISIAH THOMAS breaking down the invaluable impact he’s made on basketball to the infamous SAM BANKMAN-FRIED interview just months before his arrest. And we get Andre to talk the wild ride he’s been on with the Warriors in 2022, from the classic STEPHEN CURRY episode to winning his fourth Championship ring with them.

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Rewind (Best of 2022)

Co-hosts Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner welcome Andre’s Warriors teammate and former No. 2 overall pick, JAMES WISEMAN. Over the course of an energetic conversation, the trio pull back the curtain on Wiseman’s journey from Nashville, TN, to Penny Hardaway, to the NCAA, a working knowledge of mandarin, the hardships of injuries and a love of music. Before sitting with Wiseman, though, Iguodala and Turner take some time to discuss the pros and cons of the NEW NBA AWARDS, WHETHER OR NOT ZION WILLIAMSON BROKE AN UNWRITTEN RULE, THE WORLD CUP,  AND MORE. 
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A Penny For Your Thoughts (Feat. James Wiseman)

Co-hosts Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner, first and foremost, welcome home Brittney Griner. Beyond that, this week’s episode of POINT FORWARD brings home some of the lessons learned on last week’s pod with CJ McCollum, centers around a lengthy and spirited conversation about the best young players in the NBA, and debates the upcoming launch of the AJ x Travis Scott Black Phantom 1s. Finally, Iguodala and Turner welcome guest JONATHAN ABRAMS, a writer at the New York Times, a multiple time best seller, and someone with a lengthy history of covering the NBA and pop culture. Along the way, Abrams goes behind the curtains on attending USC, finding success at a young age, interviewing Stephen Jackson about Malice at the Palace, and balancing books and life. 
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Storybook Ending  (Feat. Jonathan Abrams)

Co-hosts Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner open up this episode by discussing Imposter syndrome, from what it is, to how it has impacted them, to how they deal with it. Point Forward’s hosts also tackle Dallas Cowboys’ owner Jerry Jones, the compromising photo of him that was recently unearthed, and Stephen A. Smith’s questionable take on the matter. Iguodala and Turner also dive into the unacceptable conditions that a recent Las Vegas-based women’s college basketball tournament took place in. They also name some of their favorite young NBA players–something they will go deeper into in next week’s podcast. Finally, the guys host an incredible wide-ranging conversation with New Orleans Pelicans star, NBPA President, and vintner CJ MCCOLLUM, that covers his rise on and off the court, the blueprint that he both studied and is leaving behind, the importance of having off-court interests, and the greatness that the Ohio native sees in teammates Brandon Ingram and Zion Williamson. 
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Get It In Ohio (Feat. CJ McCollum)

Co-hosts Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner open this week’s show by jumping right into a Drake conversation that sparked off on @pointforward’s TikTok. From there, the guys cover topics ranging from FTX to Black Friday, Deion Sanders to Black Panther. Finally, for the back half of the episode, Iguodala and Turner sit down with Duke MBB’s new coach, JON SCHEYER, and discuss his storied high school career, the pressures of taking over for legendary Coach K, and the future of basketball. This episode is a must-listen for natives of Chicago, members of Duke’s #brotherhood, and everyone interested in learning more about leadership. 
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The Crown (Feat. Jon Scheyer) 

After reviewing last week’s thought-provoking conversation with billionaire businessman and philanthropist Robert F. Smith, co-hosts Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner welcome their first female guest to the Point Forward pod, internet-famous NBA announcer DORIS BURKE. Burke, who is one of the best at talking about basketball, spent time recounting her oft-overlooked playing days, career pivot to media, and ever-present impostor syndrome. Burke, a mother of two, also recounts incredible stories that center on legendary Temple coach John Chaney, the time she learned what “baby hairs” were, and how her daughter informed her that Drake turned her into an internet meme. 
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She Got Game (Feat. Doris Burke)

Amidst a wild and weird week in the world, co-hosts Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner break down the highs and lows of crypto, the rise and fall (and potential future rise) of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, debate whether or not Stephen A. Smith is underpaid by ESPN, and laugh about the subculture of folks who by game-worn NBA sneakers to play pickup in. Then, for this week’s conversation, ROBERT F. SMITH, the billionaire businessman and philanthropist, hosted Iguodala and Turner in the cozy confines of his historic Lincoln Hills, CO, home. Over the course of an hour-plus long convo, Smith spends time explaining the keys to accumulating wealth, the importance of giving back to your community, and the reason why the most important thing he's leaving to his children isn't money. The care and thought Smith puts into every single word is evident from the first to final minute of this rousing conversation.
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Nobody Built Like You, You Design Yourself (Feat. Robert Smith)

Co-hosts Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner kick things off by taking on some heady Topics, ranging from Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter to NBA team valuations to Grant Williams’ Halloween press conference. Later in the episode, the hosts are joined by burgeoning NBA star Nah’Shon “Bones” Hyland. Over the course of an extended conversation, Hyland shares about a childhood in Delaware, a house fire that changed–and almost took–his life, his side hustle as a musician and content creator, and the legacy he wants to leave. Hyland’s charisma and storytelling ability elevate this episode to new heights.  
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Could Be You (Feat. Nuggets' Bones Hyland)

In a group basically defined by wealth—NBA owners—Clippers’ owner Steve Ballmer has the most of all. He also has an incredible family story that will move you. Listen to co-hosts Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner chop it up with him after welcoming us all back to season 2.
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Rich Rich (Feat. Steve Ballmer) 

Live from San Francisco, Andre &amp; Evan bring you a special interview with the Co-CEO of Salesforce, Bret Taylor. The three of them sit down at Salesforce's massive tech conference Dreamforce as Bret shares the origins of the conference and the impact of Salesforce on businesses and communities worldwide. Additionally, Bret takes Andre &amp; Evan on a journey through his career in the tech industry from becoming an inadvertent web designer to becoming integral in building google maps, creating the like button, and eventually becoming CTO of Facebook. Lastly, Bret talks about his role as Co-CEO and the importance of mentorship, access (and luck) to becoming the kind of leader that he has become.

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Fender Bender (feat. Bret Taylor)

Andre Iguodala, four-time NBA champion and co-host of the Point Forward podcast, spent the summer assessing whether or not he was going to return for his 19th NBA season. In this special edition of the Point Forward podcast with his close friend and co-host Evan Turner, Iguodala shares his decision, the reasoning behind it, and discusses who had an impact on the final call.

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Andre Iguodala's Decision™ | To Come Back or Call It a Career 

Awkward moments. Lessons learned. Memories made. Needless to say, it's been a wild, fruitful, engaging, and challenging ride to get the show to this point. From the biggest names in sports to the most influential figures in business and tech, we've spent the last 29 episodes pushing ourselves and our audience to dare to tap into their 1%. This week's episode will mark the end of our glorious inaugural season but we wanted to make sure to take the time to thank our fans, our guests, and our team while we recap the journey and look ahead to the next phase. We'll take be taking a brief hiatus to give the show a tune-up and return bigger and better just in time for the NBA season. Stay tuned!
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The Interlude

This week Andre &amp; Evan revisit the pro-am circuit as Chet Holmgren injures his foot and has to sit out the entire season. Should the league step in to regulate players' ability to participate? (1:00) With the NFL season just around the corner, the guys discuss how awkward the 49ers locker room will feel after the team restructures Jimmy Garroppolo's contract (10:03). Later Jay-Z's latest verse on DJ Khaled's new album is so exceptional that it deserves its own segment... You don't think it was that good? God Did! (17:36).

Finally, Zoom Founder and CEO Eric Yuan joins the show to discuss his career origins as well as the challenges and adjustments his company endured during the COVID-19 pandemic. Later Eric discusses how important company culture has been to Zoom, his philosophies on leadership and philanthropy and why he feels that business and sports take similar sacrifices and dedication so that your short-term pains can lead to long-term gains (31:07).
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Business is the Ultimate Sport (feat. Zoom Founder Eric Yuan)

This week, Andre &amp; Evan kick off the show with a spirited discussion of LeBron's newest contract extension and debate whether there should be an exception for the highest caliber players such that they can have salaries that aren't affected by the salary cap (1:00). Later they switch over to the FN Meka debacle and lament how Black culture is disrespected yet again (11:33). Our Guns &amp; Butter segment this week focuses on the enormous success of Nike and how they have built a storytelling brand that has allowed itself to stay ahead of its competition for so long. And if Kyrie's contract with them doesn't get renewed, what should he do? (17:25).
Finally, NBA Legend and current governor of the Utah Jazz Dwyane Wade joins the show to cover a wide range of topics. From his origins in Chicago and Robins Illinois to being an undervalued talent and growing his profile during his college career at Marquette. Later he takes a deep dive into his NBA career -- winning a championship early and the sacrifices (&amp; hate) necessary for him, Lebron, and Chris Bosh to create the Big 3 era with the Miami Heat. DWade also talks about the modern player and gives high praise to Anthony Edwards. Looking ahead Wade discusses his current endeavors, including his position as an NBA governor of the Utah Jazz as well as the sheer joy he felt being honored by the NBA as one of the top 75 players in league history (32:27).
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Legacy, Legacy, Legacy…. (Feat. Dwyane Wade)

Should the NBA change the 82-game schedule? This week, Andre &amp; Evan kick off the show with a debate about load management and NBA tradition (1:00), leading to an honest evaluation of the newly released Christmas Day NBA schedule (10:56). After sharing their wishlist last week they get to see how close dreams came to reality. Later, Hall of Fames is the topic of conversation as Deion Sanders critiques the NFL's HOF as being a "free for all" which begs the question, are Hall of Fames too generous with their inductees these days? (18:14). In our Guns &amp; Butter segment, Andre breaks down the difference between Bitcoin and Ethereum giving a deep dive for fans and new investors (32:18). Finally sneaker exchange company GOAT Founder Eddy Lu joins the show to give fans a truly honest depiction of the journey from start-up to a thriving business. Going from being a software engineer for the finance industry to deciding to work for himself developing iPhone apps and building a company designed to answer the frustration experienced when purchasing a pair of fake Jordan 5 grapes, Eddy covers it all. From expanding his business to acquiring the brick-and-mortar sneaker haven Flight club and potentially going public, this conversation is one you can afford to miss. (37:14)
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It's Gotta be the Shoes (feat. GOAT Founder Eddy Lu)

This week Andre &amp; Evan dive into the latest news surrounding the Durant trade talks and his reported comments aimed at Joe Tsai &amp; Steve Nash (1:00). Later they discuss the in-game confrontation between Paolo Banchero &amp; Dejounte Murray (11:43) as well as share their respective dream schedules for the NBA Christmas games this year (18:34), Finally CEO &amp; Founder of FTX, Sam Bankman-Fried joins the show to chat with Andre about his origins in business, thoughts on crypto and altruism, and just why his company has tried to maintain such a close tie to sports (40:38).
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 Crypto Winter Ain’t That Cold (feat. Sam Bankman-Fried)

This week the debate for the greatest overall NBA team ever assembled heats up with Andre &amp; Evan taking on a match-up between the 2012 USA Olympic team (Kobe, Melo, Bron, KD...) vs the 1992 Dream Team (Jordan, Bird, Magic, Barkley). Its the ONE team with Michael Jeffrey Jordan that Andre decides to choose against (8:01), the guys also share thoughts on the nuances of player tampering (27:06), but not before they give tribute to one of the greatest to ever grace a basketball court, Bill Russell (1:00). Finally, Dallas Mavericks GM Nico Harrison joins the show to talk influences, his tenure at Nike, the decision to join Mavericks, his thoughts on Luka Doncic and the Mav's offseason additions and his philosophy on the game of basketball (35:04).


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2012 Olympic Team vs. 1992 Dream Team, Salute to the Great Bill Russell + Mavericks GM Nico Harrison

This week Andre &amp; Evan kick off the show examining leaked trade rumors and discussing the rumor around Kevin Durant's potential trade to the Celtics and Kyler Murray's reported contractual obligations (0:59), after which the guys have a spirited debate about which team would win a match up between the 1996 Chicago Bulls &amp; the 2017 Golden State Warriors (18:23). Later in the Guns &amp; Butter segment, they look at India's biggest sport, cricket, and the continually rising revenues from a captive television audience (29:59). Finally, Sacramento Kings owner Vivek Ranadive joins the show to chat about his origins in tech, how he fell in love with basketball, moving the Kings to "Basketball 3.0", the power of fiction as it relates to cryptocurrency and his place as having coined the phrase "positionless basketball" (39:44).
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Trade Leaks, 1996 Bulls vs. 2017 Warriors Debate + Sacramento Kings Owner Vivek Ranadive

This week Andre &amp; Evan recap the ESPYs in LA in all of its Warriors-laden glory (1:00). Later Juan Soto is the topic for Guns &amp; Butter as the guys analyze just what would possess someone to turn down a $440 million dollar contract (9:46). Andre &amp; Evan shout out Desus &amp; Mero as the duo split up (20:30) and finally, Ben Mathurin joins the show to talk about his origins in basketball, hoops influences, becoming business savvy in the league, and back-up his Lebron comments as Andre &amp; Evan both share gems with the rookie along the way (24:24).
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ESPYs Talk, Juan Soto + an interview with Bennedict Mathurin

We have been celebrating the Warriors all summer and this week is no different. Andre &amp; Evan kick off the show by recapping their recent trip to NBA Summer League in Las Vegas and asking, "Does Summer League even matter anymore?" Later Andre &amp; Evan debate T-Pain's commentary about whether Tupac would be a top emcee in today's music. And for the Guns &amp; Butter segment, Andre explains the recent merging of his favorite worlds as an increasing number or sports leagues begin to allow venture capital firms to finally invest in their teams. Lastly, Warriors owner Joe Lacob joins the show to talk about building a dynasty, how he accumulated wealth in business after a long stint in the sciences, his maniacal focus on winning, how to build a thriving team and how he really feels about the lightyear comments.
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A Winning Combination (feat. Joe Lacob)

As we proceed to celebrate Warriors season, Andre &amp; Evan discuss all things Kevin Durant &amp; Kyrie Irving (1:05) . Later the topic of conversation shifts to Nick Kyrgios and the psychology of trash talk in the NBA as compared to tennis (15:49). Then for the Guns &amp; Butter segment, Andre dives deep into the impact that the massive decline in value of cryptocurrency has had on Black investors (25:59). Finally, NBA Champion and All-Star starter Andrew Wiggins joins the show to talk about the stellar year he's had, putting on for Canadian basketball, shares a few draft stories and talks about the unbelievable feeling that accompanies being an NBA champion (37:14).
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Run it Back (feat. Andrew Wiggins)

It's still Warriors season on Point Forward as Andre &amp; Evan talk trade deadlines and discuss all of the free agency moves that have been happening around the league. Later the man, the myth, the legend Klay Thompson joins the show to talk about the championship parade, the long journey back from injury, his love for boating despite losing his favorite captain's hat, "Game 6 Klay" vs "China Klay" and the camaraderie of a team that allowed him space to heal, be himself and return to make a significant contribution to another championship win (42:33).
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Warriors Season Continues (feat. Klay Thompson)

It's Warriors week! Andre &amp; Evan, discuss the long road to the Warrior's fourth championship and all of the wrong takes people have about Stephen Curry's game and why Andre defends it so fiercely (1:18). Also, Andre Iguodala &amp; Evan Turner are joined by championship coach Steve Kerr. Topics include: Thoughts on this 4th championship for the Warriors and why he thinks it's their "most unlikely" chip, Steph Curry's influence on the culture of the team, and his (and Andre's) willingness to come off the bench and set the tone for everyone else. Steve discusses his complicated relationship with Draymond Green as well as his thoughts on Draymond and his son enduring taunts from Boston fans, Steve's ownership stake in the Phoenix Suns, Myers Leonard having a Rolls Royce, Draymond Green's wedding (which he still doesn't have an invite to), Steve's passion for the cause gun safety and how his success affects the plight of Black NBA coaches around the league (38:48).
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Rings, Rings, Rings, Rings (feat. Steve Kerr)

This week, Andre &amp; Evan talk fake Klay Thompson's being banned (1:04) and Jack Del Rio's "Dust Up" commentary (6:02). Later we venture into the crypto space and discuss coinbase laying off 18% of its workforce (24:32), the movie Hustle putting ball players to work (29:26) and finally Chris Webber asks the cryptic question "Is Draymond Green the Wes Welker of the NBA?" (41:05)
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Honestly, Nevermind

Andre and Evan double up on episodes this week as Andre shares his thoughts heading into Game 4 of the NBA Finals against the Celtics (1:07). Afterward, they talk Guns &amp; Butter with a special focus on LeBron James and his newly minted status as the first active basketball player to make $1 billion (6:04). Later Andre discusses the Saudi-backed LIV golf tour and the effects it will have on the culture of golf given some substantial players have joined (13:26). The guys talk sports culture as they consider Kanye's Donda Sports recently bringing on Aaron Donald and Jaylen Brown as clients (22:47). Lastly, the guys debate the validity of a recent list that details the greatest rappers alive every year since 1979 (27:11).
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Greatest Rappers Alive + Game 4 of the 2022 NBA Finals

We're back! Live from Boston Evan &amp; Andre took to Twitter Spaces Wednesday night to recap the 2022 NBA Finals Game 3 against the Celtics. They talk about staying focused and drowning out the outside noise. Remaining confident given that the Warriors have been in this situation before, BUT also finding a healthy amount of desperation. The discuss Draymond and their own roles as being a part of the “new media” and owning the narrative as an athlete and take some fan questions including just what Andre said to Andrew Wiggins when he called him over to the sideline during the game.
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BONUS: Live Recap of 2022 NBA Finals Game 3

Andre hustled home immediately after the Game 1 loss to the Celtics to recap with Evan last night! They chat about Andre's first game back from injury being an NBA Finals game, the mental toughness required to absorb a Game 1 loss, and discuss just how real momentum actually is. (1:08) They also take time out to touch on Phil Knight's bid to purchase the Portland Trailblazers (22:30), and go deep on the Tank Davis/Rolando Romero fight (30:00), as well as the Tommy Pham slap, heard around the league (43:19). Later, Evan comments on the Nike lawsuit against StockX for selling fraudulent merchandise (45:53), and the guys talk about Stan Lee's likeness being used by Marvel for the next 20 years (51:08). Lastly, the guys talk business and English Championship Promotion Final aka the "richest game in football" (56:09).
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We've Been Here Before (2022 NBA Finals Recap Game 1)

Andre and Evan kick off the show by taking a closer look at Patrick Beverly, his recent appearance on ESPN, his commentary on Chris Paul, and just who should be authorized to speak as an expert on Basketball (1:27). The guys transition to their guns &amp; butter segment as Andre describes a bear market and just how it affects society around us (9:42). Next, the guys pay tribute to Virgil Abloh as they discuss his posthumous release of the Louis Vuitton Air Force 1 sneaker. Evan chimes in lamenting the fact that he’s on the friends and family list and the shoes only come in a size 10 (15:27)! Finally, the head coach of the New Orleans Pelicans, Willie Green joins the show. He talks about his epic sideline speech, how he responded to the 300 messages when news broke of his head coaching job, the pressures on a Black head coach to succeed, connecting with and developing players, hopes for the upcoming season, and how he sneaks a golf game into his busy schedule (24:04).
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NBA Pedigree (feat. Pelicans Head Coach, Willie Green) 

We're back again with another Point Forward live! This time we took to Twitter Spaces with the homie Jordan Poole to recap Game 4 against the Dallas Mavericks. Jordan also waxes poetic about his sense of style and his dedication to being himself, his journey through the G-League, dealing the spotlight of the NBA, and the legacy he wants to leave behind.
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BONUS: Game 4 Live Reaction (feat. Jordan Poole)

Fresh on the heels of a game 3 playoff win against the Mavericks, Andre &amp; Evan chop it up with Kevon Looney. The three chat about Looney's journey to the spotlight, his off the court interests, overcoming health challenges, his thoughts on the James Wiseman situation, and Andrew Wiggins' poster against Luka Doncic.
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BONUS: Game 3 Live Reaction (feat. Kevon Looney)

This week Andre &amp; Evan are on their own as they tackle the most pressing question on the minds of all NBA fans... Who are the GWOATS? (1:12). Afterward, they discuss NBA censorship (33:10), racist fans (41:35), and how European soccer leagues have created a blueprint for athlete empowerment (33:10). Finally, Andre &amp; Evan review Yasiin Bey &amp; Talib Kweli's album No Fear of Time and talk about ownership stakes, paywall, and art (46:09).
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Greatest White Players of All-Time Pt. 1

This week, Andre and Evan recap game 5 between the Warriors and Grizzlies through the lens of the NBA brotherhood and the growing audacity of fans (0:40), talk about Kendrick Lamar's latest single (5:04) and discuss the pros and cons of Laremy Tunsil's attempt to turn his infamous gas mask video into an NFT (10:12). Later, businessman and Utah Jazz owner, Ryan Smith joins the show live from the Silicon slope to talk about how he is actively changing perceptions. From how his relationship with Dywane Wade is changing the face of ownership, to how his business, Qualtrics is pushing the world to see Utah as a global business hub, inverting the concept of a "small market", Ryan shares valuable free game from years of experience.
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Silicon Slopes (feat. Utah Jazz Owner Ryan Smith)

This week, Andre and Evan recap the first two games of the playoff series between the Golden State Warriors and the Memphis Grizzles. They analyze the Draymond's ejection, Gary Payton II's elbow injury, and the ways they believe that the NBA has manufactured a rivalry between the two teams that in some ways is not good for the game as a whole (0:37). The NFL Draft becomes a topic of conversation and Andre and Evan share stories of their respective draft experiences while Evan advises young players not to bring significant others to sit with them at that table (10:36). Next the guys revisit LSU's former coach Will Wade's firing and build their own team in the absence of LSU having one of their own (17:13). Lastly, the guys prepare for their guest as they discuss the business deal that they would negotiate if the NBA approach them to become the logo. The perfect segue to bringing on the logo himself to discuss the evolution of basketball, his continued love for the Lakers and how he was drafted 2nd and didn't find out until the day after the draft. Jerry also shares gems on how to evaluate talent and build a winning team as well as discusses the formation and history of the players union (35:05).
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Logo-rithm (feat. Jerry West)

This week Andre and Evan talk best teammates (0:40), share stories from their early careers playing together in Philadelphia (9:07), discuss the increased power of social media as a negotiation tool for athletes (17:17) and share their thoughts on the recent announcement that Elon Musk plans to purchase Twitter (29:18). Later Jrue Holiday joins the show to talk about the unbreakable bond he established with Andre and Evan as 76'ers and the challenges he faced growing up playing in that market. Jrue shares his thoughts on becoming an influential veteran in the NBA as well as when he realized that he could play at an elite level in the league. Finally, he discusses being paid $300K for 8 seconds of play, his relentless love for the game, and how it's been affected by the business of basketball (36:17).
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Stay Humble or be Humbled (ft. Jrue Holiday) 

Andre &amp; Evan kick things off by sharing stories on the most ridiculous purchases they witnessed by a teammate (0:30) followed by an in-depth discussion breaking down the true cost of being an athlete and the struggles younger players have with financial literacy (2:56). Later, they dive into the crypto space and discuss the nuances of fan involvement in team ownership (13:29). Finally, the guys chat about the success of the play-in tournament and how it provides yet another reason for the NBA to own a 24-hour news cycle (18:13) before bringing on agent, innovator, and marketing genius David Falk to talk about his career agenting for Michael Jordan and a host of superstars, the rise of the super-agent, and how to leverage athletic ability into value that translates to a lifetime of wealth (25:11).
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A Seat at The Table (ft. David Falk)

Andre &amp; Evan kick off the show by discussing the pros &amp; cons of publicly and privately funded sports stadiums (00:40). Later they argue the difference between playing a sport vs performing an activity (11:24) before detailing the experience of Augusta and attending the Masters (13:53). The guys talk coach Mike Krzyzewski and Duke's history as America's college basketball team and everything that comes along with that label (22:47). Finally, open-book Draymond Green joins the show to talk about his winning mentality, playing with a high IQ, his media interests and a career lived without regret (29:17).
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Holding Court (ft. Draymond Green)

Andre and Evan reflect on the global changes being caused by the rise of crypto as they discuss the success of Ukrainian NFTs documenting the war with Russia (0:34). They both challenge the idea that analysts think momentum isn’t real (8:06) and take an in-depth look at the rise of social media platform Buzzer (19:20) and its effect on so-called sports “experts”. Michael Rubin joins the show the talk about his path to success in business, advocating for criminal justice reform and being $75 million in debt at the age of 21 (27:31).
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Rich People are Boring (ft. Michael Rubin)

Andre &amp; Evan debate the ups and downs of tanking (or trusting "the process") (0:31) and Sports Illustrated senior writer and author Chris Herring join the guys as they kickoff their New Amendment Book Club with a discussion of Chris' book Blood in the Garden which details the inner workings of the New York Knicks in the 1990s. They get into detail about the trailblazing journey of Pat Riley into and out of the New York organization becoming one of the first coaches to negotiate an ownership stake in the Miami Heat (amongst other things) upon his exit from New York. (17:58).
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Blood on the Leaves: New Amendment Book Club (ft. Chris Herring)

Andre and Evan sound off on Alexander Ovechkin, Vasiliy Lomachenko &amp; and Britney Griner as the conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues finding athletes caught in the middle (0:32). Andre and Evan argue whether the NBA replay system helps or hinders the game as the final seconds of games start to take upwards of 30 mins to play out in real-time(9:30). Andre explains the values of the metaverse (17:07) and former ESPN CEO, and Meadowlark founder John Skipper joins the show to talk about the joys of working with those of differing backgrounds, college basketball memories, the business of the NIL, and the value of separating amateur athletes from the professionals (25:04).
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The Plight of the Amateur Athlete (ft. John Skipper)

Andre and Evan examine Kyrie’s game and discuss the idea that there are only ever 5 real superstars in the NBA at any given time (0:36). Andre breaks down athletes taking bitcoin salaries (14:41). And the Point God Stephen Curry joins the show to talk about what motivates him, how humility fuels his superpower and the perks and disadvantages of being the face of the league (24:34). 
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The Humble Giant (ft. Stephen Curry)

Andre and Evan compare money to fame to see which reigns supreme (0:33). Afterward, they discuss the James Harden/Ben Simmons trade and the misperceptions lurking behind both of their images (9:20). Finally Isiah Thomas stops by to drop off a bag full of gems including what needs to be done to preserve the game, his absence from the Dream Team and the alternative history told about Michael Jordan's legacy, as well as his ownership stint with the Toronto Raptors and his thoughts on true athlete empowerment (21:46).
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Small Money Never Told Big Money What to Do (ft. Isiah Thomas)

Evan Turner talks Olympic ball with NBA Champion Payton Pritchard of the Boston Celtics. What’s it like watching three of your teammates play for Team USA? Could this year’s Celtics win a gold medal? And what’s next for Payton on the court?
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Payton Pritchard on Olympic Basketball, NBA Championships, and his future on the court

Point Forward brings you a special Olympic basketball episode. Revisit Andre and Evan’s conversations with Team USA greats Carmelo Anthony and Jayson Tatum. Hear insights from sports analyst Michael Wilbon and candid discussions between Andre and Evan with their Olympic hot takes.
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Olympic Basketball Rebound

Andre and Evan discuss Angel Reese and her impact on the WNBA and Chicago Sky, Scottie Pippen's comments about Michael Jordan's stats, and what NBA draft class was the best of all time. Thank you to all our incredible listeners for your support and engagement throughout season three! We’ll be back soon.
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Best NBA Draft Class of All Time, Angel Reese Puts On for Chicago, and Pippen’s Bold Claims

Andre and Evan dive into the 2024 NBA Draft, breaking down the hottest prospects and theoretical team draft strategies. They react to the Lakers' headline-making hire of J.J. Redick as the new head coach and discuss its potential impact on the league. They also unpack the significance of Kendrick Lamar's electrifying pop-out concert and its cultural ripple effects.
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2024 NBA Draft, Lakers Hire JJ Redick, Kendrick’s Pop Out Concert

Evan and Andre dive into the new NBA free agency rules and how they affect teams and player negotiations. They discuss the evolution of super teams, the importance of basketball IQ and chemistry, and the challenges Team USA faces in building a cohesive unit for the Olympics. They also highlight how the NBA is in a great place and argue that critics who say it's not "entertaining" are watching for the wrong reasons.
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Free Agency, Super Teams, & the NBA's Future

The Boston Celtics are the 2024 NBA Champions. Evan and Andre discuss the Celtics' win, the performances by Jaylen, Jayson and Al Hortford, next years’ luxury tax implications, and the impact of dynasties on the league. They also discuss the significance of Juneteenth and its recent recognition as a federal holiday.
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Tatum, Brown, and Juneteenth: Celtics' Dynasty in the Making?

Evan and Andre are joined by snowboarding two-time Olympic gold medalist and seven-time X Games gold medalist, Chloe Kim Chloe opens up about starting in the sport, taking a break to attend Princeton, and her love for exploring new places. And of course her passion for Din Tai Fung dumplings. 
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Chloe Kim on Olympic Gold Medals, Din Tai Fung Dumplings, and Everything In Between

Andre and Evan discuss the Celtics and Mavs matchup as the series heads to Dallas, highlighting how Tatum is still leading the race for Finals MVP honors. They also touch on Dave Portnoy's sideline theatrics, Chris Brown charging $1000 for meet-and-greets, the Caitlin Clark Olympic “snub” controversy, and Dan Hurley’s decision to stay at Connecticut instead of taking a mega coaching deal with the Lakers.
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Tatum's MVP Lead, Dave Portnoy's Sideline Antics, and Chris Brown's $1111 Meet-and-Greet

Andre and Evan discuss the Lakers' coaching situation now that Dan Hurley has entered the conversation with “frontrunner” JJ Redick, the NBA's instant gratification culture, and the influence of international players. Later in the show, Tasha Keeney, Director of Investment Analysis &amp; Institutional Strategies at ARK Invest, joins this week’s edition of Money Moves to discuss all things autonomous and Tesla's long-term potential.
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Dan Hurley or JJ Redick? Andre and Evan Weigh In

Evan and Andre revisit an old clip where they manifest the upcoming Tatum-Luka matchup, and Dre responds to Rasheed Wallace's take that the '17 Warriors would've smacked the '04 Pistons.
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Luka Finally Meeting Tatum in the Finals, Reaction to Rasheed Wallace's '17 Warriors vs '04 Pistons

A 4-1 series win might not be a clean KO, but can we still call it a sweep? Evan and Andre also discuss the potential of the recently announced three-on-three women's league, along with the unique challenges and opportunities that WNBA players face. During this week's Money Moves, ET and Dre also discuss how the NBA and NBPA support athletes with financial education and resources, sharing stories about the early-career veteran mentors who helped them understand the importance of money management.
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Is 4-1 a Sweep for the Mavs? Andre and Evan Weigh In

Andre and Evan dive into the NBA Eastern Conference Finals, analyzing standout player performances and the financial impact of sweeps. They discuss whether Kyrie can be a number 1, Jayson Tatum's legacy, and why a team would trade away Jrue Holiday. Conversation also covers player development, the significance of chemistry and leadership, and how Europe hoops are creeping up on the NBA in terms of talent.
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Could Kyrie Be a Number 1? Jayson Tatum's Legacy, and Trading a Jrue Holiday!

Join Andre, Evan and Hot 97 DJ and Apple Music host Ebro Darden as they discuss the New York Knicks, Apple Music, and the future of hip hop. Ebro shares insights on the Knicks' performance, his music industry journey, and the importance of understanding and catering to the audience. The conversation also delves into advertising and media consumption trends, exploring ways to enhance the NBA All-Star game and dunk contest.
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Ebro Darden on Knicks, Dunk Contest Revamp, and Apple Music

In this episode of Point Forward, Andre and Evan dive into the NBA Eastern and Western Conference Finals matchups, analyzing team dynamics and predicting potential champions and Finals MVP. They discuss the synergy between Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving and their impact on the game both on and off of the court. The conversation also addresses Scottie Scheffler's run-in with the police at the PGA Championships, the coverage of the WNBA, and the role of media in basketball.
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Caitlin Clark, Scottie Scheffler, Kyrie & Luka

Join Andre and Evan on this week’s edition of Point Forward as they dive into a highly anticipated conversation with NBA legend Penny Hardaway. They explore Penny’s unique journey as a tall point guard, playing alongside Shaq, and the evolution of the game over the past 30 years. Penny shares his coaching philosophy, his love for the Memphis community, and advice for young players in today's NBA.
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Penny Hardaway: The OG Point Forward

Andre and Evan sit down with longtime friend and watch dealer Alex Katz to discuss the world of watches at his store, Geneva Seal, in Chicago. Throughout the conversation, they explore the store's history, share stories behind acquiring some of their favorite watches, and emphasize the importance of building relationships. They also touch on the value and investment potential of watches, as well as the evolving trend of athletes wearing luxury timepieces.
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