Sam Neter: British Basketball Advocate, Blogger & Thinker
Hoopsfix Podcast - British Basketball with Sam Neter
The Hoopsfix Podcast is the hub of British basketball discussion. Hosted by Sam Neter, founder of British basketball website Hoopsfix.com, and featuring guests ranging from players, to coaches and key influencers within the UK basketball community, it is one of the few places to get accurate, topical and thought provoking information on the British basketball landscape.
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Sam Neter: British Basketball Advocate, Blogger & Thinker
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Nov 9, 2025
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Episodes
Huw Morgan – CEO of Basketball England – Hoopsfix Podcast Ep.8 29.09.2014 43:32
We’ve already released 10 things we learned from our conversation with Basketball England CEO, Huw Morgan, last week and now, here is the full podcast interview. We’ve upped the production levels a little bit, and invested in a professional intro (let me know what you think!), but it’s the content of this one that you’ll […]
Nhamo Shire – CEO of Reach & Teach – Hoopsfix Podcast Ep. 7 19.09.2014 1:34:32
While in St Kitts & Nevis this week with Midnight Madness, I took the opportunity to sit down with its founder and CEO, Nhamo Shire. Reach & Teach is the umbrella organisation for Midnight Madness, the UK’s biggest summer basketball programme, as well as running the London School of Basketball – the largest CBL in […]
Mark Clark – Director of Barking Abbey – Hoopsfix Podcast Ep. 6 18.08.2014 1:00:45
Mark Clark will be a familiar name with many British basketball fans. The Director of the GB Regional Institute, Barking Abbey in East London, former GB and England Senior Women’s Head Coach, and father to GB Senior players Dan Clark and Ella Clark (among other things; he also commentates on the EuroLeague & for FIBA, […]
Hoopsfix Podcast Ep.5: Interview with Drew Sullivan 14.07.2014 1:59:00
Great Britain captain, Drew Sullivan, might just be the most recognisable face in the country when it comes to British basketball. Having played a large part of his career in England, sandwiched around stints in Spain and Russia amongst other places, he is one of the most successful players of his generation, captaining the GB […]
Hoopsfix Podcast Ep.4: Interview with John Amaechi 26.06.2014 1:54:03
The Hoopsfix Podcast is back! In this episode we got the chance to sit down with the main man, British basketball legend, John Amaechi, to talk hoops. John is someone, I feel, who is greatly misunderstood by the British basketball community and also hugely under-appreciated for the successful career he did have. Rather than talk […]
Hoopsfix Podcast Ep.3: Interview with David Leyden Dunbar, BBL Commercial Director 18.10.2013 29:50
The Hoopsfix Podcast returns for Episode 3, with BBL Commercial Director, David Leyden Dunbar. The BBL has taken huge steps forward commercially in the past 12 months, and it is no surprise it coincides with Leyden Dunbar’s full time appointment. In this episode, hear from David on: How his position came about and his background […]
Hoopsfix Podcast Ep.2: Interview with Ed Scott, Chief Operations Officer of the Euroleague 30.08.2013 56:05
It has been a long time since the first ever Hoopsfix podcast episode, and finally, after a good 6 months, here is Episode 2! Unfortunately, the production values are still lacking a little bit and require fine tuning (Ed’s audio is a little quiet, so you may need to turn it up), but I will […]
Hoopsfix Podcast Ep.1: Interview with Jan Hagen, New Independent Chair of EB 21.02.2013 51:23
I’ve been toying with the idea of a podcast for a while, so when I asked on Twitter, and on Facebook and got such an overwhelmingly positive response, I thought it was time to jump straight in! I’ve always been one to just take action and get started instead of wasting time making sure everything […]
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