JJ and Tommy sit down with sports journalist and ESPN personality Bomani Jones to talk about the return of sports as the NBA restart nears (04:15). They also discuss why people should be experts in their fields and how athletes can use—and misuse—their platforms (28:08). They also talk about Steph Curry and different ways to understand a player’s greatness (49:40), all before drafting their favorite movies involving planes (67:13). Hosts: JJ Redick & Tommy Alter Guest: Bomani Jones

JJ and Tommy are joined by LA Clipper Patrick Beverley to discuss the updates from the bubble and what's in store for the NBA. Beverley talks about coming up in the game in Europe and revelations he had while striving to get to the NBA (10:13). He then reveals his motivations and how he stays focused by setting goals (37:24). Patrick then shares his preparation for dealing with defenders and how he differentiates his process (47:23) Hosts: JJ Redick and Tommy Alter Guest: Pat Beverley

Twelve-year NBA vet Rex Chapman joins JJ and Tommy to discuss all things NBA now that players have arrived in Orlando for the NBA's return (03:43). Rex also breaks down his growth into a social media star and how he's created an online community (18:28). Lastly, they draft their favorite NBA shooting guards of all time (41:31). Hosts: JJ Redick & Tommy Alter Guest: Rex Chapman

JJ and Tommy are joined by Grammy winner and Arcade Fire lead singer Win Butler. They discuss some of the cities they have traveled to and stories from the road. They also touch on Win's love of basketball, the politics of playing in an NBA celebrity all-star game, and the importance of the NBA returning to the masses. All before power-ranking their favorite condiments.

JJ and Tommy are joined by broadcaster and sports journalist Taylor Rooks to talk about the upcoming return of the NBA in Orlando and the unknown variables that some might not have taken into account. They also discuss the importance of Black voices in sports broadcasting and promoting diversity of thought. Finally, they pick their top five favorite ’90s movies.

Milwaukee Bucks forward Pat Connaughton sits down with JJ and Tommy talk about the return of the NBA in Orlando. Then they talk about having vital conversations about race after the killing of George Floyd along with the ways of addressing and acknowledging white privilege. Then Connaughton breaks down his personal passion for real estate and how he was almost a professional baseball player before coming to the NBA.

JJ and Tommy sit down with Indiana Pacers guard Malcolm Brogdon to share his thoughts during this time of civil unrest in America. He talks about what has inspired him to be an activist, including his grandfather in the ’60s. JJ and Malcolm also talk about the NBA’s July return and what concerns the players association may have in the weeks ahead. Finally, JJ shares how he desperately tried to get the Clippers to draft Malcolm when they had the chance.

Jamal Crawford joins JJ and Tommy to share his thoughts on the killing of George Floyd, who died while in police custody, and how the resulting nationwide protests have sparked a broad conversation. They also discuss how a lack of national leadership has provoked tension and how we can all do better in standing against police brutality.

JJ and Tommy are joined by The Ringer's Shea Serrano to talk about his process and inspiration for being a writer. They also talk about new developments in the NBA's possible return and the art of talking politics online. Then they pick their desert island romantic comedy movies.

JJ and Tommy discuss the newest developments in the NBA and answer your questions in this special mailbag edition of 'The JJ Redick Podcast.' They discuss who they would love to star in a rom-com with, the story behind JJ's college recruitment, and guilty pleasures on the road.

JJ and Tommy sit down with filmmaker Jason Hehir to talk about his Michael Jordan/Bulls docuseries 'The Last Dance' and explore what went into making the immensely popular project. They break down the animosity between players during that era (23:07). Jason reveals what went down during the supposed "Jordan freeze-out" in 1985, and then they draft their favorite quarantine comforts (48:09).

JJ and Tommy sit down with Seth Curry of the Dallas Mavericks to discuss his path from being an undrafted rookie to a crucial NBA role player. They also talk about pivotal moments in both Seth's and JJ's careers, breakthrough experiences in the league, and some of their most idolized players.

JJ and Tommy are joined by Boston Celtics assistant coach Kara Lawson to discuss developing from a young player in high school to a major prospect in college. She also discusses what went into her decision to go to college in Tennessee and how that one decision strained her relationship with her father. They also break down the odd story that brought her into the world of broadcasting.

JJ and Tommy are joined by New Orleans point guard Lonzo Ball. They discuss Lonzo's transition from Los Angeles to New Orleans, what goes on in his mind during clutch plays, and keeping a strong mentality in the face of adversity and loss. Later, they draft the best TV and movie coaches they would most want to play for.

JJ and Tommy are joined by restauranter Sean Feeney. Sean reveals his story of leaving the world of finance to start in the restaurant industry, as well as meeting his business partner Missy Robbins (03:44). Later they also discuss the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic, its lasting effects on the restaurant business, and how Sean aims to do right for the people that work for him (43:24)

JJ and Tommy sit down to recap their ongoing social distancing practices and power-rank their favorite cereals (00:46). Later, they are joined by Megan Rapinoe and Sue Bird to discuss what it was like being on hiatus from their respective sports, perfecting at-home workouts, and how they are inspiring future generations of female athletes (09:16).

This week, JJ and Tommy talk remotely about the COVID-19 pandemic and discuss what it was like the day the NBA got shut down, driving across the country to see JJ's family, and what life at home is like (01:03). Later they are joined by Duncan Robinson of the Miami Heat to talk about his development and the shooters he looks up to (32:04). Duncan also names the top five players on his “Holy Sh*t I Can’t Believe I’m Playing Against This Guy” list (62:30).

JJ and Tommy rejoin in New Orleans to discuss JJ's injury and recovery as well as power rank the best eats under $10 (01:44). They also sit down with JJ's former teammate and All-Star, Jimmy Butler, and talk about his falling out in Philadelphia, why he joined Miami, and his friendship with Mark Wahlberg (24:40).

In this brand-new episode, JJ and Tommy sit down in San Francisco to talk about some of their favorite places in the Bay Area and to rank some of the most notorious cheating scandals in sports history (02:46). Later, they are joined by friend and JJ's Pelicans teammate Jrue Holiday to talk about wild trade stories, embarrassing rookie duties, and the fears that come with recovering from injuries (37:01).

JJ and Tommy sit down in Chicago to talk power-ranking famous Oscar snubs along with a mini-mailbag segment (01:30). The gang is also joined by Zach Lavine to talk about the upcoming All-Star weekend, his favorite players, and the mental aspect of recovering from an injury (47:36).

This episode was recorded before the news of Kobe Bryant's tragic passing, so JJ has prepared a statement to remember him. Then JJ and Tommy sit down with Joe Ingles of the Utah Jazz to talk about the makings of a perfect sandwich (16:21), consistently improving every season (23:06), and claiming to be the best shooter in the world (38:33).

JJ and Tommy sit down with comedian Hasan Minhaj and author Malcolm Gladwell to talk about the mentors who helped shape their careers (18:50), the trappings of social media (41:59), and when giving someone a platform can be dangerous (58:37).

JJ is back! And he is joined by his friend, and now cohost, Tommy Alter to talk about being a new resident of New Orleans (16:59) and introduce some new segments to the show (28:11)! The gang is also joined by rookie phenom Zion Williamson (38:34). They discuss his experience in the league so far and how he had doubts about getting drafted.

JJ Redick sits down with Tommy Alter in the Hamptons to talk about his thoughts on New Orleans (02:19), the big trades that have happened during free agency (15:08), and tampering (22:30) before answering questions sent in by you, the listeners (28:42).