All The Smoke

Owen "O-Dog" Hanson, a former USC athlete turned entrepreneur who built an international sports-gambling and trafficking operation, recounts wild turns in his life. He talks about smuggling methods, running offshore sportsbooks, owing a cartel $4 million, clever concealment schemes, a tense FBI sting, prison survival during COVID, and launching California Ice Protein after release.

Nick Turturro, actor and media personality known for memorable cameos, chats about pizza, smoking tales, and a cameo with Denzel Washington. Short, lively segments cover weed stories, stadium nostalgia, how sports have shifted toward offense, and playful banter about teams, contracts, and on-court toughness.

The Black Effect Presents... All The Smoke! The Game returns to All The Smoke for a wide-open conversation about everything happening in hip-hop and basketball. Compton rapper The Game responds to his controversial Kendrick Lamar comments, gives his thoughts on Drake, breaks down J. Cole's new album, and explains why LaRussell is beyond criticism. On the NBA side, we discuss the LeBron James & Luka Doncic Lakers, Alijah Arenas' breakout, and Compton legend Super Crip. If you're a fan of hip-hop, the NBA, or just real unfiltered conversation, this episode is for you. The Game Responds To EVERYTHING | Kendrick, Drake & The State of RapSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Taj Gibson just signed a two-year deal with the Memphis Grizzlies at 40 years old, and he's pulling up to All The Smoke Unplugged with Matt Barnes to break it all down. From the emotional phone call that brought him back to the NBA, to untold stories from the Derrick Rose-era Chicago Bulls, Taj holds nothing back. He reveals what D-Rose was REALLY like in practice (spoiler: he was NOT quiet), shares wild stories about Joakim Noah, Thibs' no-rules practice wars, and Carlos Boozer's infamous shoe-dye hairline. Taj also compares Ja Morant to Derrick Rose, breaks down the death of the power forward position, picks his 2028 Olympic big men, and shares what it was like having Wemby grab his shot out of the air. Plus, Taj's childhood friend Tameek Floyd joins to talk about GFB Development and their mission to rebuild the Brooklyn community they grew up in.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Basketball history has had only a handful of true faces of the league and we were lucky to sit down with one of them during NBA All-Star Weekend: Julius “Dr. J” Erving. Matt and Stak talk with Dr. J about everything from his legendary runs at Rucker Park to the high-flying, flashy style of the ABA, plus his heated rivalry with Larry Bird and the Boston Celtics. Along the way, we share plenty of laughs, including the inspiration behind Doc’s iconic afro and a hilarious story about his college car at UMass. From influencing generations of players to becoming Michael Jordan’s favorite player and blueprint on and off the court, Dr. J’s impact is undeniable. Step back in time with us as we sit down with true basketball royalty.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chris Paul deserved better. On this episode of ALL THE SMOKE Unplugged, we break down why the Clippers’ handling of CP3’s exit still doesn’t sit right, and how it impacts his legacy as one of the greatest point guards of his era. We also get into: • Jaylen Brown getting disrespected AGAIN... this time by Beverly Hills PD • Team USA 2028 roster projections Who’s a lock? Who’s getting snubbed? • The NBA’s “grimiest” city conversation • Darryn Peterson's Strange Season at KansasSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vernon Maxwell, former NBA guard known as Mad Max, returns to share wild personal stories and life updates. Symba, indie rapper and former hooper, outlines his artist-first approach, streaming strategy, and new single. Craig Hodges reflects on three-point contest wins and championship culture. Short, lively conversations about basketball lore, music-business hustle, and All-Star Weekend moments.

DJ Quik, producer-rapper who hustled cassettes and made West Coast classics. Wiz Khalifa, rapper who learned the ropes under Snoop. The D.O.C., songwriter who survived a life-altering crash. Snoop Dogg, iconic storyteller with wild touring tales. Fat Joe, veteran who lived 90s hip-hop history. They trade jaw-dropping stories about near-death moments, career-changing accidents, backstage drama, and music industry hustle.

An animated breakdown of the Hornets–Pistons scuffle and the chaos of a bench runner charging the floor. Lively debate over suspension lengths, intent, and why some teammates step up while others hold back. Quick takes on LaMelo and the Hornets’ young core, All-Star competitiveness and a proposed one-on-one event. Plus dunk contest previews, draft prospects, and NBA expansion chatter.

Willie McGinest, three-time Super Bowl champion and NFL postseason sack leader, shares locker-room secrets and Patriots culture. He recounts Belichick choosing Tom Brady, the tense “cold speech,” and what set that dynasty apart. Willie also tells wild Long Beach and music-scene stories from Death Row and Dr. Dre’s studio, and reflects on teammates like Junior Seau and Mike Vrabel.