Utah Jazz Podcast Network

2 preseason games down, 3 more to go. Hear what Will Hardy had to say about Keyonte George. 

Carlos Boozer! One of the most under appreciated power forwards of his era. JP Chunga caught up with one of the best to ever wear a Jazz uniform.

Lauri Markkanen, John Collins, guards, rookies, and starters. JP Chunga runs through what to watch ahead of Jazz training camp.

JP Chunga caught Dan Patrick in his studio and asked for NBA Finals stories.

Kelly Olympics! Canada qualifies for the Paris 2024 Games. JP recapped Canada’s run in the FIBA World Cup with Sportsnet’s Dan Shulman.

Will Jazz and Finland assistant coach Sean Sheldon get a break? JP asks Sean about how he ended up with a summer filled with hoops. He's with Lauri Markkanen readying for the FIBA World Cup. Plus, a reaction to the Jazz's schedule.

JP tries something different on the pod - a travel journal from the Hall. 

Walker Kessler joined JP Chunga at USA Basketball Training in Las Vegas. Which one of his teammates does he most want to block at the World Cup?

It’s YurtSZN! Omer Yurtseven signed with the Jazz and joined JP Chunga on the podcast.

Spheres, Summer League, and Seth Greenberg. JP Chunga caught up with the ESPN college basketball analyst to recap Vegas Summer League. 

The logo? Yes, that logo watched Keyonte George courtside and came away impressed. Then, Holly Rowe catches up with new Jazzman John Collins.

JP Chunga previews Salt Lake Summer League and catches up with Collin Sexton.

A free agency primer off the top. Then, hear from the rookies! Taylor Hendricks, Keyonte George, and Brice Sensabaugh sit down with JP Chunga.

What do the college coaches have to say about their guys? JP Chunga caught up with UCF's Johnny Dawkins and Baylor's Scott Drew.

JP recaps the Jazz’s picks of Taylor Hendricks, Keyonte George, and Brice Sensabaugh. Then, he catches up with Brice’s college coach Chris Holtmann of Ohio State (10:20). 

Background on what goes into Draft prep with Vice President of Player Personnel Bart Taylor. It's a lot of watching tape.

"I don't think you pass on freaks." ESPN college basketball analyst Jay Bilas joins JP to talk about his Top 10 for the 2023 NBA Draft, Walker Kessler, Ochai Agbaji, and Coach Wojo.

JP runs through ESPN’s Top 11-20 Best Available - there’s a lot of Big Ten representation. Then, Coach “Wojo” - Steve Wojciechowski - introduces himself and his philosophy with the Salt Lake City Stars.

JP runs through ESPN’s Top 10 Best Available - Victor Wembanyama to Gradey Dick. Then, ESPN contributor Jeremy Woo dropped nuggets on other prospects that could be available at No. 9 and 16.

What questions would you ask a draft prospect? What makes you uncomfortable? ESPN Front Office Insider Bobby Marks dished on how teams approach interviews. Plus offszn, offszn, offszn.

Will Hardy joins JP Chunga to recap the year. He dished on Lauri Markkanen, Walker Kessler, Ochai Agbaji, and more.

JP Chunga starts the show on Will Hardy and the Jazz’s season with 8 games to go. Then, he teases Side Notes with Ochai Agbaji as the subject. And finally, the West’s Top 4 Succession rankings.

JP Chunga caught up with Juan Toscano-Anderson in Charlotte.

A hoops history episode! JP Chunga caught up with Kate Fagan (Meadow Lark Media) to discuss the first woman drafted to the NBA - Lusia Harris.

JP Chunga caught up with Avery Johnson, Collin Sexton’s college coach at Alabama. He explained what drew him to recruit Collin out of Georgia. Plus, JP joined the Jazz radio broadcast after wins against OKC and San Antonio. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 2:25 — Recruiting Collin Sexton 11:30 — Gregg Popovich’s challenge this season  18:20 — Playing against John Stockton 25:00 — T...