On The Record With Chase

Discipline, style, and why most people are doing sneaker culture wrong This episode of On the Record with Chase features a conversation with Q, co-host of the Shoe Dog Podcast, centered on sneaker culture, authenticity, and how personal style intersects with trends. Q emphasizes his core philosophy—“buy what you like, rock what you like”—as a reflection of his creative identity and resistance to h...

Before the 2026 NFL Draft, I talked to fans from across the country about what they wanted their teams to do. Now that the draft is over—the question is… did it actually happen? In this episode, I go back through those conversations and compare expectations vs reality. From quarterback dreams to defensive needs, some fans got what they wanted—and others didn’t. But this isn’t just about football....

In this episode of Off the Record with Chase, we take you inside a college baseball matchup between Coppin State University and Central Connecticut State University—but this story goes far beyond the final score. Coppin State, an HBCU with deep roots and tradition, has recently transitioned from the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference to the Northeast Conference, opening the door to new rivalries and...

After four years away, On the Record with Chase is back. This isn’t just a return—it’s a new chapter. Bigger conversations. Realer stories. No filters. From sports to culture, we’re breaking it all down—honest, direct, and on the record. The wait is over.

On this episode I speak wit The Sneaker Savant. He loves sneakers and loves coming up with new ways to highlight what they do for us. The Sneaker Savant has helped people and (companies alike) find their footing in the ever-evolving footwear industry and have been able to create that common ground.

Josh Conley Jr. the author of the best selling novel The Heartbreak Hotel, discusses his inspiration for writing and his Mt. Rushmore of Writers. As well as his highly anticipated sequel to The Heartbreak Hotel titled Trey.

In this episode Chase talks about ways in which the WNBA can continue to grow, gain new fans, and expand.

Interview with 1/3 of Macro Bites. 

In my time speaking with Dr. Ali Shakoor and discussing his book For Black Men Trying to Survive and Thrive in America: A Defense Attorney's Advice and Life Experiences. It made me think of a quote from Arthur Ashe one of the greatest people to ever grace this earth. When Ashe was asked if having AIDS was the toughest challenge he had ever had to face, he replied:“No, the hardest thing I’ve ever h...

NBA All-Star voting is a subjective exercise that objectively drives basketball heads mad. There is no clear-cut criteria for what defines an All-Star. It is a popularity contest, a lifetime-achievement designation, and more often than not, a recognition handed out to the League’s top point-producers.

Season 4 will be back soon. This season will be covering everything under the sun sports, racism, US housing crisis, inflation, black survival in America, supply shortage, politics. This season is going to be an open journal of a black man navigating through life as black man in the United States.

Nathaniel “Sweeter” Clifton is an NBA. In 1950 he became the first African American with an NBA contract.

This episode sheds light on the NFL’s lack of Black head coaches. 7 teams were in need of head coaches and a black man was not hired for any of the available vacancies.

There is anti-Black scold in sports. To often Black anchors and analyst dog black athletes for their decisions and misfortunes. This episode touches the tip of the iceberg.

Discussing the verzuz battles that have been witnessed. Mention of verzuz battles that fans want to see.

Kyrie Irving star guard for the Brooklyn Nets doesn’t buy into resuming the season in late July in the Orlando bubble. He is concerned that the NBA playoffs will serve as a distraction from the fight of black American injustices through out this country after the world watched in horror the murder of George Floyd by a white cop in Minneapolis.

Recap of Complex magazine's 23 Things You May Not Know About Air Jordans !

When Michael Jordan attended the Five Star Basketball Camp, the camp directors wanted him to stay another week. Michael's parents could not afford another week. Michael worked in the cafeteria and served other campers so that he could stay another week.  

Guest Jay Lee and host Will discuss Charles Oakley throwing shade at Patrick Ewing, 4 NBA What If's, & Stephon Marbury the unsung hero!  

This is episode is shared with Jarrett Spence of the Stop and Pop podcast. We discuss the hate and love that is displayed from basketball fans, analysts, and writers towards Lebron James. 

Joining me for this episode is Jarrett Spence of The Stop and Pop Podcast. 

The guest this episode is Donte Ingram of the Greensboro Swarm the G League affiliate of NBA's Charlotte Hornets. 

Story of Curt Flood and how he opened the for free agency.

It is time for the NBA to get rid of the Eastern and Western conferences. The East has been weak for the last 20 plus years and the West continues to the dominate conference of the NBA. 

This episode is dedicated to Kobe and Gianna Bryant;  John, Keri, and Alyssa Alotbelli; Sarah and Payton Chester; Christina Mauser and Ara Zobayan.  who lost their lives in helicopter crash on Sunday January 26, 2020.