The Jab Step Podcast

JP is joined by none other than the King of Hoopspaces, Chris Barnett. The Man, the myth, the legend talks about the rise of his Hoopspaces from Club House to having thousands of listeners every week, on Twitter. We dive into the shenanigans which was the Philadelphia 76ers season, and what went wrong (Did anything go right?). Of course, JP and Chris breakdown the Warriors/Celtics Finals matchup only as those two can. Then the fellas talk about the absolute need for the NBA to do something about the flopping plague that is stinking up the NBA. And in Jab Step fashion, Chris ends the show with some NBA cinema talk, and the two players from yesteryear that he'd would have liked to see playing in today's game. As always, YOU DON'T WANNA MISS THIS ONE.
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Jabari introduces and hands the Jab Step keys over to 19 Media Group family member and 1/2 of The Dunk Tales podcast....Jay Pea. Jabari and Jay Pea take some time to discuss the Warriors and Heat moving on, while the Celtics and Mavericks taking their series to game sevens. Then they take a quick trip down NBA memory lane, to give credit to some of the GREAT, unsung stars of eras past that just don't get the love and respect they deserve. By they end the show, the fellas get to talking basketball documentaries and whether or not the White Men Can't Jump reboot, is really...a good thing.

We are back with the latest episode of The Jab Step for 19 Media Group. This week, Jabari Davis was joined by the writer for Colin in Black and White (Netflix), co-host of No Chill with Gilbert Arenas Show (Fubo), and co-host of Outta Pocket, Josiah Johnson is in the building. We were also joined by another NBA Twitter luminary, co-host of You Late (Buzzer) Jasmine Watkins. And last but NOT least, we had our fellow 19 Media Group family, co-host of The Dunk Tales and one of the more entertaining Twitter follows around, JP The Wholesome Truth Teller also joined for what was an absolutely fantastic conversation about some of the players, teams and eras that made each of them fall in love with the NBA. The panel also provided a few players from the 90s they would love to see play in today's league. They also tackled a few player comparisons and let us know about their old hype mixes they used in order to get ready for games amongst other things during a conversation that is sure to entertain.
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JP and Rashad Phillips (aka RP3 Natural, aka Yoda) take some time to drop gem after gem, and talk about the Journey from a Detroit kid with hoop dreams, becoming an NCAA All American, a professional basketball player...figuring out life after basketball, and then eventually coming full circle to give back to kids in the community through basketball...and now dropping knowledge about the game through social media, his soon to be released book "The Evolution is Being Televised" , and more..An extremely dope sit down with one of the strongest basketball minds in the game...This aint your average back and forth. Tap in!
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Jabari is back in the mix with two great guests yet again. The Athletic's Tony Jones and ESPN 1100's Jamieson Welsh were kind enough to join for today's episode! Beyond the usual throwback topics, the trio ranked and discussed the following draft classes: 1984, 1996, 2003
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