"The Ish Can Dish Podcast" covers a wide range of basketball topics by exploring backstories of teams and players, NBA rookies, Eastern and Western Conference powerhouses as well as exploring how different aspects of society can be impacted by the game. Ever since I was in elementary school, I always had a fascination with sports, especially basketball. I always admired the pace of the game, the athletes and how the analytics of the game have revolutionized how teams approach the game on the offensive and defensive side of the ball. Sports have always been a big part of my life and talking about sports with people has helped me create stronger relationships with my family and friends. My goal of this show is to educate the average fan about the teams and players they love, while also helping them develop new perspectives about sports in general. If you love debating about sports with your family and friends, this is the podcast for you! I hope you guys enjoy this experience with me.
In this episode of Ish Can Dish, former Texas A&M Quarterback Jackson Oksnee joins the show to discuss his football journey, the ups and downs of being a D1 Athlete, his most memorable experience as an Aggie Athlete, the importance of discipline and diet that comes with playing sports at one of the highest levels. We finished the show by discussing his passions outside of football, and Jackson shed some wisdom on what it takes to make it to the collegiate level for the next generation.
In this episode of Ish Can Dish, Oscar Cellura, founding member of Ace High, joins the show to talk about falling in love with music, working with Deacon Phillippe, and the sacrifice that comes with making a name for yourself in the industry. Oscar also discusses his life outside of the arts and the importance of friendships and networking across the music industry.
For the last segment of October, I'm joined by co-hosts of the "Chop Shop" Nick Steiert and Johnny Grimes, to break down the matchups from week 1 of the NBA season. If you want to hear some hot takes and elevate your chop, do yourself a favor and tune in.
After a minor hiatus from the podcasting game, Ish is back on the mic with Quint Leale to discuss the juiciest storyline surrounding the 2023-2024 NBA season. Long story short, its a season worth tuning in to.
Today on Ish Can Dish, I welcome in basketball aficionado Quint Leale to discuss the NBA Conference Semifinals. First, we discuss the magnitude behind the Lakers vs. Warriors series and the effect it can have on the legacies of Stephen Curry and LeBron James. Then, I decide to switch gears to discuss Jimmy Butler's greatness and how he's played an integral role in potentially propelling the 8th-seeded Miami Heat to an Eastern Conference Finals appearance. Next, Quint and I address the heated series brewing in the Northeast between the Sixers and Boston, and we each give our opinion on the importance of x-factors in order to come out on top and advance to the next round. Finally, we finish off this segment to discuss the Suns vs. Nuggets Series and how both teams are worthy of representing the west in the finals.
After being off the grid for the last 6 months, I've made my return to the mic to discuss the hottest topics going on around the NBA. From the Lakers' woes to Utah's surprising start, Quint Leale and I address all of these issues and finish off the show by discussing our NBA Finals predictions.
We're in the midst of the 2022 NBA playoffs and this has arguably been one of the best postseasons of the last decade. Quint and I discuss the Nets future, the legitimacy of Golden State, Philly's woes, and we finish off the show discussing our NBA finals predictions
During this segment of the pod, Quint and I discuss the All-Star weekend shenanigans , NBA 75 list, the Simmons for Harden blockbuster deal and our playoff predictions.
After a two month hiatus, I finally return to the mic with Quint Leale to discuss the trouble going on in La La Land, small market syndrome, ROY race and the year of the dark horse.
In the November 12th edition of Ish Can Dish, Ben and I discuss the Badger's matchup against Northwestern, the team to beat in the NBA, and our thoughts about OBJ's arrival in LA.
During this Halloweekend inspired episode, my co-host Ben Salomon and I discuss Badger football, the Laker's early-season woes, the NBA's new foul rule, and its effects on the best scorers in the game, and then we finished it off by talking about Thursday's wild game at State Farm Stadium.
In this week's episode of Ish Can Dish, I'm joined by my co-host Ben Salomon to discuss the drama in Brooklyn, Badger football, and predictions for the opening night of the 2021 NBA season.
In my second episode with WSUM 91.7 FM radio, I'm joined by NBA fanatic Quint Leale to discuss what to expect for the 2021-2022 NBA season. Basketball is finally back, and I can't wait to see how this year unfolds!
In my first ever show with WSUM 91.7 FM Madison, I'm joined by Ben Salomon to discuss Badger football, winners and losers from week 2 of the college football season and we finish it off by dabbling in week 1 and week 2 of the NFL season.
For the first time in forever, I'm flying solo as I give my take on whether or not the Russell Westbrook trade will work out for the Lakers. Don't worry; I also talk about the Wizards side of the trade, and many of you will be shocked about what I have to say.
The prodigal son has returned! In today's episode, Camran Mahmoodi joined me to discuss the play-in scenarios, sleeper teams, NBA finals predictions, and the New York Knicks unbelievable playoff run. The playoffs are back, and it's going to be a postseason unlike any other.
Christian Wood has been one of the biggest surprise stories of this season by putting up all-star numbers with the Rockets. But before all of this success, he used to be a guy that would struggle to barely make the roster. Today, I'm riding solo to discuss his NBA journey and how he turned into a dominant force on both ends of the floor.
My workout partner and friend Camran Mahmoodi makes his long-awaited return to the show. In today's episode, we discuss which player has the most pressure in the west, Washington's woes, and sleeper teams to watch out for come playoff time.
Jared Rosenthal, the host of Mic Drop, joins Ishaan Chadha for the 11th episode of the Ish Can Dish podcast. Today, we discuss the best teams in the east, Golden State's struggles, my hoop dreams. MVP picks and so much more.
In this week's segment of the podcast, I discuss the one heartbreaking moment in Russell's life that led him to become an NBA superstar. A lot of casual sports fans see Russ as a selfish jerk who negatively contributes to his team by being a black hole on offense at times. However, after listening to his life story, you'll be amazed about what he did to overcome adversity in order to achieve success. The biggest takeaway from this episode is you should never judge someone without first getting to know them.
After a two month hiatus, I'm back to address the million-dollar question that basketball fans have always been thinking about. Will Derrick Rose be inducted into the Hall of Fame? Derrick is my favorite basketball player of all time, and I honestly had a great time learning more about him as a person rather than the basketball star. If you're interested in answer to this question, I advise you to tune in. You won't be disappointed.
For the first time ever, I discuss the backstory of one of the best two way players in the league. Jimmy is a perennial all-star and he's currently worth over a hundred million dollars. However, at one point in his life, it was uncertain whether he would have a place to sleep every night. If you need some inspiration in your life, please tune in to this amazing story. You won't be disappointed.
Camran Mahmoodi and I discuss how life is going to work for the next three months inside of the NBA "bubble." Moreover, we address sleeper teams as well as how players will need to adjust their lifestyle in order to be game-ready by the end of July.
In today's episode, I'm joined by my first special guest Camran Mahmoodi to discuss the NBA's plan to return after a three-month hiatus. Towards the end of the podcast, Cam and I discuss the playoff implication out west as well as our NBA finals matchup. If you're interested to hear who we predict as the champs, please tune in. I hope everyone is staying safe!
In this week's episode, I'm flying solo to talk about the biggest what-if trades in NBA history. If these trades became a reality, it would've changed the course of NBA history. When you see the names on this list, you're gonna be able to understand the magnitude of the situation. Basically, this podcast is pretty self-explanatory so I hope you guys enjoy. I hope my content will help you guys get through quarantine
In this week's episode, I'm joined by a medical professional to discuss the symptoms of the virus, the transmission of the virus, and how to protect yourself from getting infected. After discussing the medical information about the virus, I also talk about the impact of COVID-19 on the NBA. During this segment of the episode, my dad and I talk about potential solutions the NBA could implement in order to keep this season alive. I hope you guys find this information useful and stay safe everyone.
In this week's episode, I'm joined by my brother and my dad to discuss what Western Conference teams can compete with the Milwaukee Bucks. I also discuss sleeper teams as well as what teams have been disappointing this season. Towards the end of the podcast, we all make our Western Conference Finals picks and discuss what team will be representing the West in the NBA Finals.
In today's episode of the podcast, I'm joined by my father Vinky Chadha to discuss five trades that could realistically occur during the NBA trade deadline. Also, I discuss the impact the player can have on each team as well as how each trade aligns with the team's current and future goals. I hope you guys enjoy my second segment of the Ish Can Dish Podcast!
In my first ever segment, my father, Vinky Chadha, joins me to discuss what Eastern teams can compete with the powerhouses of the west, as well as what teams will end up competing against each other for a chance to make it to the NBA finals. Towards the end of the podcast, I address sleeper teams as well as what teams need to make moves at the deadline in order to stay relevant with the best teams in their conference.