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Does JJ Redick have a podcast?
Current NBA player JJ Redick hosts a podcast in which he interviews some of the biggest names in basketball and entertainment.
What is JJ Redick podcast called?
The Chronicles of Redick on Apple Podcasts. JJ Redick, iconic and legendary college basketball player from Duke University and current player for the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers has taken his sweet shooting stroke behind the mic.
Where can I listen to JJ Redick podcast?
The Old Man and the Three with JJ Redick and Tommy Alter | Podcast on Spotify.
Who is the other guy on JJ Reddick podcast?
Tommy AlterThe Old Man and the Three with JJ Redick and Tommy Alter on Apple Podcasts. Former NBA sharpshooter and Duke legend JJ Redick and his co-host Tommy Alter discuss the NBA, current events and interview some of the biggest names in the NBA, entertainment and political worlds.
Why is Tommy Alter famous?
Tommy Alter is a producer, writer, podcast host and co-founder of ThreeFourTwo Productions. Tommy currently produces multiple shows on premium television including Desus and Mero on Showtime and The Shop on HBO. He has also produced and written for shows on Comedy Central and NBC Universal.
How do you pull up a podcast?
The simplest way to listen to podcasts is on a web browser like Chrome, Safari or Microsoft Edge. You can do this from a computer or from the web browser on your phone. Find a website that has podcasts you like, for example the Guardian.
How much money has JJ Redick made?
Estimated Career EarningsYearSalaryIncentive2019-20*$12,643,406-2020-21$4,724,151-2020-21$8,289,549-Est. Earnings (15 seasons)$115,923,821-21 more rows
Who is @talter?
Tommy Alter (@talter) • Instagram photos and videos.
Who is JJ Redick?
JJ Redick of New Orleans Pelicans interviews some of the biggest names in basketball—including his teammates!—and many other celebrities. It’s an inside look at life in the NBA and conversations with people who interest Redick and his co-host, Tommy Alter, the most.
Who is the lead singer on Arcade Fire?
JJ and Tommy are joined by Grammy winner and Arcade Fire lead singer Win Butler. They discuss some of the cities they have traveled to and stories from the road. They also touch on Win's l…
Who is JJ Redick?
JJ Redick of New Orleans Pelicans interviews some of the biggest names in basketball—including his teammates!—and many other celebrities. It’s an inside look at life in the NBA and conversations with people who interest Redick and his co-host, Tommy Alter, the most.
Who is the host of the Pelicans?
New Orleans Pelicans Guard JJ Redick and his co-host Tommy Alter discuss the NBA, current events and interview some of the biggest names in the NBA, entertainment and political worlds. Launching from inside the NBA bubble, the show offers unprecedented access to the league while telling the stories of an eclectic rotating group of guests.
Patrick Beverley on Embracing the Villain Role
The Clippers guard discusses how his perceived role as the NBA’s villain helps him succeed as a player
Patrick Beverley on Doubt, Setting Goals, and Developing His Game
The Clipper guard joins to discuss life in the bubble and what’s in store for the NBA
JJ Redick Describes His First Day in the NBA Bubble
The Pelicans guard shares details on arriving to the NBA’s restart bubble in Orlando
Rex Chapman on the Orlando Bubble, Amassing a Social Media Presence, and the Best Shooting Guards
Rex Chapman joins JJ and Tommy to discuss the NBA’s restart in Orlando, his growth into a social media star, and more
Pat Connaughton on the NBA Orlando Bubble, Understanding White Privilege, and Passion Projects
The Milwaukee Bucks forward sits down with JJ and Tommy to talk about the return of the NBA in Orlando, the ways of addressing and acknowledging white privilege, and more
Why Michael Jordan and Larry Bird Both Passed on Malcolm Brogdon in the 2016 NBA Draft
The Pacers guard explains why he fell to the Milwaukee Bucks in the second round
Reflecting on Police Brutality, the Killing of George Floyd, and Leadership With Jamal Crawford
JJ, Tommy, and Jamal examine the nationwide conversation that the protests have sparked
