Utah Jazz Podcast Network

No Dunks! They had a live pod in Salt Lake City. JP caught up with one of the co-hosts - Tas Melas - to talk through the weekend. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 5:20 — No Dunks Live Show 16:05 — Lauri’s All-Star experience  22:30 — Dunk Contest 29:00 — Fixing the game 34:00 — Russell Westbrook 42:05 — Favorites in the West 

JP Chunga previewed the weekend with TNT's Brian Anderson, who will broadcast the All-Star Game Sunday night.

Jazz general manager Justin Zanik joined JP Chunga to recap the deadline.

JP Chunga recapped the trade deadline for the Jazz. Then, SI’s Chris Mannix dished on the rest of the West. 

JP Chunga reacted to Lauri Markkanen making the All-Star team. Plus, Tim MacMahon (Host of the hit YouTube show “Howdy Partners” and star of “The Hoop Collective” podcast) joined to talk Jazz and trade deadline.

JP Chunga caught up with former Jazzman Adrian Dantley.

JP Chunga recapped his appearance on the radio postgame show where he talked about Walker Kessler’s outing against Brooklyn. Plus, where Walker ranks among the rookie bigs.

Why does Nick make fun of his colleague Tim Bontemps? Because of Lauri Markkanen. The ESPN reporter chopped it up with JP Chunga.

What goes into producing one of the most influential shows on ESPN? NBA Today super producer Greg Condas takes JP behind the scenes. Plus, an open on Walker Kessler and Ochai Agbaji.

After four games on the shelf, Kelly Olynyk is back! JP explained why that matters and spoke to Jeremy Taché about Kelly O, #HeatCulture, and the East.

Marc Spears spoke to Donovan Mitchell ahead of his first game against the Jazz. Read what he said here: https://andscape.com/features/donovan-mitchell-thinks-the-cavaliers-can-be-a-pretty-scary-group/

Basketball and soccer *handshake emoji*. The similarities are everywhere! JP makes the connection with Cavs fan and soccer broadcaster Max Bretos. Plus, Mike Conley in the clutch against New Orleans...*chef's kiss*.

What’s been behind Utah’s roster reinvention? JP asked Michael Pina of The Ringer. 

Where does Walker Kessler rank among rookie bigs? Plus, Jazz-Warriors is on Wednesday. Is Golden State back? JP asked Bonta Hill (TV Host of Warriors pre/post).

What goes into being an analytics staffer for an NBA team? JP asked Cory Jez. 

Exploring the Pop influence on Will Hardy with Michelle Beadle (Run It Back and Spurs TV).

A quick rundown of the West via tweets. And at 15:30, a look at Jazz-Blazers + Oregon-Utah with Neil Everett (SportsCenter and Blazers TV Host).

In the latest Hoop Collective column, Ramona Shelburne wrote about the Jazz and Lauri Markkanen. What’s worked for Lauri early this season?

Feeling guilty about a Jazz mailbag, JP repents with this pod. Fill it out for yourself! COY: MVP: DPOY: MIP: ROY: 6MOY:

The Jazz were the subject of Mo Dakhil’s (The Athletic and Bleacher Report) “One Mo Thing.” They talked the Good Vibe Jazz, bad vibe LA, and what goes into video coordinating.

How has passing changed Jordan Clarkson’s game? Plus, JP welcomes Chase Bernstein on the show to discuss her Nuggets, Jazz, James Harden, and Jose Alvarado.

There’s a difference! Lauri Markkanen? Jordan Clarkson? Jarred Vanderbilt? What are they? JP reacts to the first five games of the season and determines if JC is a hooper or basketball player.

The Jazz win the opener and follow it up against Rudy Gobert and the Wolves. Bally Sports North analyst Jim Petersen stops by to talk Rudy, Anthony Edwards, and Bobby Hansen.

A Top 5! Is it an homage to previous guest Craig Kilborn? Maybe. Big T previews the upcoming Jazz season.

The Director of Scouting for NBA Draft Big Board caught Wemby in France AND Vegas. JP brought up Victor, Scoot, and the Jazz’s newly acquired 2022 draftees - Ochai Agbaji and Walker Kessler.