The Basketball Show

Host Paul Sir previews the FIBA 3x3 World Tour Masters and Women's Series events that will be taking place in Montreal September 3-5. Guests include Alex Johnson, Adika Peter-McNeilly and Steve Sir of Team Edmonton; and Paige Crozon, Katherine Plouffe and Michelle Plouffe of Team Canada.

Host Paul Sir welcomes guest Mike Morreale, CEO and commissioner of the CEBL, to talk about the league's recently completed 2021 season and championship weekend.

Host Paul Sir talks to Stingers stars Xavier Moon and Jordan Baker, and the voice of the Stingers, Doug McLean, about the team's second consecutive CEBL championship victory.

Host Paul Sir dives into the new CEBL season with his guests, Fraser Valley Bandits general manager Kyle Julius and Edmonton Stingers broadcasters Doug McLean and Marc Majeau.

Host Paul Sir talks to Adriana Martinez from Free Play For Kids, an after-school club in Edmonton that provides vulnerable kids with opportunity to play in a safe, accessible, and inclusive environment at no cost to them or their families.

Host Paul Sir talks to Jeff Metcalfe, Phoenix Mercury beat reporter for the Arizona Republic.

Host Paul Sir chats with the members of the Canadian 3x3 national team, who are getting set to compete in the Olympic Qualifying Tournament May 26 - 30.

Host Paul Sir chats with Charlotte Hornets guard Nate Darling, the first player from Nova Scotia to play in the NBA, about his rookie NBA season.

Paul Sir welcomes Toronto Raptors Ryan Wolstat of PostMedia to look back on the Raptors season and look ahead to the team's future.

Host Paul Sir welcomes sports writer Joe Morgan to talk 2021 NBA Playoffs.

Host Paul Sir welcomes Bridget Carleton from the WNBA's Minnesota Lynx and the Canadian Women's Olympic Team

Host Paul Sir talks to Tommy Lloyd, new Arizona Wildcats head coach and former Gonzaga Bulldogs assistant coach

Host Paul Sir welcomes Phoenix Mercury coach Sandy Brondello to the show.

Host Paul Sir talks to Drew Valentine, newly named head coach of the Loyola men's basketball team

Host Paul Sir talks to NBA writer Jake Fischer about his upcoming book, Built To Lose: How The NBA's Tanking Era Changed The League Forever.

Host Paul Sir talks to Canadian Alyssa Jerome of the 2021 NCAA women's champion Stanford Cardinal.

Host Paul Sir talks to Canadian Alyssa Jerome of the 2021 NCAA women's basketball champion Stanford Cardinal.

Host Paul Sir chats with the voice of Gonzaga men's basketball, Tom Hudson, about the Bulldogs run to the NCAA championship game.

Host Paul Sir welcomes to the show the one and only Jack Armstrong, Toronto Raptors analyst.

Host Paul Sir welcomes back to the show Ben Golliver, NBA writer for the Washington Post.

Host Paul Sir is joined by Houston Rockets analyst Matt Bullard and NBA reporter Joe Morgan to talk and the moves around the NBA trade deadline and what they mean moving forward.

Host Paul Sir talks with college basketball analyst Kevin Lehman about the NCAA Tournament, and much more.

Host Paul Sir looks back on the NBA trade deadline with Raptors reporter Ryan Wolstat from Postmedia.

Paul Sir talks March Madness with the voice of the Gonzaga Bulldogs, the top seed in the NCAA Tournament. Guest: Tom Hudson, Voice of the Gonzaga Bulldogs

Host Paul Sir talks to Team Edmonton's Jordan Jensen-Whyte, Alex Johnson, Kyle Landry and Steve Sir as they get set for the Doha Masters.

Get set for the women's NCAA Tournament with a special focus on the Gonzaga Bulldogs, as Paul Sir talks to guests Craig Fortier (Gonzaga assistant coach) and Christy Thomaskutty (ESPN game analyst)

Host Paul Sir talks to Charlotte Hornets guard Nate Darling, who became the first player from Nova Scotia to play in the NBA, about making his debut

Host Paul Sir is joined by college basketball analyst Kevin Lehman and FoxSports bracketologist Michael DeCourcy to break down the 2021 Men's NCAA Basketball Tournament.

Host Paul Sir talks to two Albertans that are headed to March Madness: Aher Uguak of the Loyola Ramblers and Yvonne Ejim of the Gonzaga Bulldogs.

Host Paul Sir talks to Canadian women's national team guard Shay Colley, and Toronto's Matey Juric of the No. 16-seed Drexel Dragons

Host Paul Sir is joined by All-MVC forward Ben Krikke and Raptors 905 GM Chad Sanders

Featuring Kia Nurse of the Phoenix Mercury and Canadian Women's Olympic Team; and Dyson Frank, Orangeville Prep alumni and Pace University freshman

Host Brian Swane talks to Edmonton's Jonnel Jackson about being part of the first ever Black Female Coaching Mentorship Program

Host Paul Sir chats with The Amazing Hondo, who will be part of the very special Hope Through Hoops virtual event hosted by the Alberta Basketball Association on Feb. 24.

Host Paul Sir is joined by Alex Ihama, Executive Director at Canadian Congress on Inclusive Diversity & Workplace Equity

Host Henry Sir chats with Alberta Basketball Association Director of Coach Education Reagan Wood and Mark Hogan, Manager of Coach Education for Southern Alberta

Host Paul Sir chats with ESPN college hoops broadcaster Kevin Lehman about the Missouri Valley Conference.

Host Brian Swane talks to Bill Curley, former NBA forward and Boston College star.

Host Paul Sir chats with former San Diego State basketball player Trimaine Davis, who was named an honourary captain for the Super Bowl in recognition for his efforts as an educator.

Host Paul Sir is joined by Edmonton's very own Matthew Kallio, who is making Canadian history by officiating NBA games this season.

Host Brian Swane is joined by former Golden State Warriors guard Robert Churchwell who talks about about playing for coach John Thompson at Georgetown, chasing his NBA dream in the CBA, and more.

The debut of the Legends Edition features host Paul Sir chatting ABA with Terry Pluto, author of "Loose Balls: The Short, Wild Life of the American Basketball Association".

with guests Shemar Rathan-Mayes (Youngstown State freshman guard) and Scott Edwards (University of Alberta Pandas head coach)

Host Paul Sir is joined by National Post sports columnist Steve Simmons to talk about the Toronto Raptors on the Feb. 4 edition of The Basketball Show NOW podcast.

Host Brian Swane talks to Seattle Sonics historian Brad Burns about the Seattle teams of the 1990s, why the Sonics moved to Oklahoma City, and if the NBA will come back to the city.

with guests Kevin Lehman and Darian DeVries

Host Paul Sir talks Iowa hoops with college basketball broadcasters Kevin Lehman and Bobby Hansen.

With guests Yvonne Ejim and Scott Stinson

Host Paul Sir is joined by guest Scott Stinson of the National Post to discuss FIBA fining Canada Basketball, as well as how the season is going for the Toronto Raptors

Host Henry Sir talks to Calgary's Yvonne Ejim of the Gonzaga Bulldogs

Host Paul Sir talks about the impact the Canadian Senior Women's National Team has had on Edmonton, and the importance of keeping it in the city. Guests include SWNT coach Lisa Thomaidis, Canada Basketball's Director of High Performance Denise Dignard, and SWNT Olympic Team member Nayo Raincock-Ekunwe.