#14. Tas and Skeets on Content Creating , NBA All-Star Experiences, The Oscars
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We are finally back! What a busy month it was for your Toronto Raptors. This week on the Raps unPublished podcast we got the OG's of podcasting themselves, Tas Melas and J.E. Skeets of The Starters. These guys are never shy of being Raptors homers.
Matt caught Tas and Skeets in Charlotte during All-Star weekend, they look back on their favourite All-Star moments as media members and also how they turned The Basketball Jones podcast to an NBA TV broadcast.
Akil and Matt look back at their 2016 All-Star weekend experience in Toronto, share their thoughts on how the new Raptors are fitting in, and they react to The Oscars.
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