Matt Barnes

Former NBA player Matt Barnes talks about his tough attitude on the court, his favorite NBA player, life after basketball, and the hypocrisy of the NBA's substance testing policy. He also discusses his tough upbringing, getting booed in front of his kids, and his successful podcast network.

Zach talks Warriors struggles and trade options -- plus Klay Thompson's long road back -- with ESPN's Ramona Shelburne and Kendra Andrews (7:55). Then longtime NBA veteran and All the Smoke co-host Matt Barnes discusses the red-hot Sacramento Kings (46:23). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Matt Barnes, a former NBA player and co-host of the award-winning podcast 'All the Smoke,' shares his journey from athlete to media mogul. He recalls how the show began with casual barbershop-style chats and evolved into a powerful platform. Barnes discusses the impact of athlete-driven narratives and the cultural shift regarding cannabis in sports. He delves into the challenges of navigating media deals, building partnerships, and the importance of authenticity in storytelling. His reflections emphasize patience and a long-term vision for success.

In this engaging discussion, former NBA players Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson share their journeys from the court to the mic as co-hosts of the podcast All The Smoke. They delve into their childhoods and the pivotal family influences that shaped their values. The duo tackles the importance of healthy masculinity in parenting, emphasizing vulnerability and emotional intelligence for their sons. They also reflect on community engagement, activism after George Floyd, and the realities of co-parenting, offering insights that resonate far beyond sports.

Matt Barnes, a former NBA player and co-host of 'All the Smoke,' alongside his fellow ex-player Stephen Jackson, dives deep into their podcast journey and shared experiences. They reflect on the legacy of Kobe Bryant and the evolution of athlete conversations in media. The duo also tackles modern challenges for young athletes, from accountability to the cultural shift around marijuana in the NBA. Personal anecdotes about brotherhood in basketball and parenting solutions add a humorous yet poignant touch to their dialogue.

Byron Donalds, a prominent politician, garners attention for bringing receipts on Kamala Harris and the inflation crisis on 'The Breakfast Club.' Meanwhile, Harris stumbles through an awkward interview with former athletes Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson, leaving listeners baffled. A notable discussion also touches on the bizarre masculinity interview with Jen Psaki and the swearing in of Minneapolis's first noncitizen police officer. Expect insights on economic policies, political rhetoric, and a riveting Q&A session that tackles pressing questions.

Former NBA players Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson discuss their careers, coaching in the NBA, and crazy team dynamics. Topics include US Open, Celtics in NBA Finals, Trevor Lawrence's contract, Oilers struggles, and Fyre Fest. Host Hank recaps night with Tom Brady and engages in banter about various sports events.

NBA veteran Matt Barnes shares untold stories of playing with Iverson, Kobe, and late nights with 'We Believe' Warriors. Topics include Kobe's generosity, Shaq's pranks, and the Warriors' 2017 championship run.

Matt Barnes, former NBA player and close friend of Kobe Bryant, shares stories about winning a championship with the Warriors, his advice for athletes, and his friendship with Kobe. Topics include AAU evolution, love for Warriors & Clippers, advice for basketball players, friendship with Kobe Bryant, and trivia.

Chiney Ogwumike and Matt Barnes join the podcast to discuss a potential Celtics-Bucks matchup, Jrue Holiday and Dame trades, James Harden situation, Rockets outlook, WNBA Finals preview, and the entertaining analysis of Chiney's performance on 'Is It Cake?' Matt Barnes also previews the Sacramento Kings and talks about their playoff loss, the importance of proving last year was not a fluke, defensive struggles, and the potential of versatile players in the lineup.