MLB legend David Justice steps into All The Smoke for a rare and raw conversation about life on and off the field. From his early days with the Atlanta Braves to winning two World Series titles with both the Braves and Yankees, Justice takes us through iconic moments, unforgettable teammates, and the pressures of playing under the brightest lights. He reflects on being booed over his relationship with Halle Berry, weighs in on the steroid era, and tells us what Moneyball got wrong. Plus, Justice shares stories about Deion Sanders, Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera, Manny Ramirez, Pedro Martinez and the most dominant pitchers he ever saw. He even names some of the young stars in today’s game that he thinks are built different.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kelsey Plum joins All The Smoke to break down her move from the Las Vegas Aces to the LA Sparks and what her new role means for her career. She opens up about facing her former team, the evolution of the WNBA, and the upcoming collective bargaining agreement. Plum also shares her thoughts on Unrivaled and why it's a game-changer for women’s sports. On a lighter note, she talks about acting in Happy Gilmore 2 and winning Olympic gold in basketball at the 2024 Paris Games. From locker room leadership to Hollywood, this episode shows just how far her game reaches.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MLB legend Gary Sheffield pulls no punches in this particularly unfiltered All The Smoke interview. From the origins of his iconic batting stance to the truth about baseball’s steroid era, Sheff keeps it real on every topic. He opens up about training with Barry Bonds, the Jeter vs. A-Rod Yankees dynamic, and the challenges he faced as one of the most feared hitters in MLB history. Sheffield breaks down the art of hitting like only a 500 Home Run Club member can, while sharing his unfiltered take on how today’s game compares to the era of Tony Gwynn, Greg Maddux, and Pedro Martinez. It’s a masterclass in mentality and longevity from a generational voice who never backed down, whether he was at the plate or speaking his truth.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Some stories are just TOO FUNNY to forget. This episode is filled with 20 of the wildest and most hilarious moments ever told on ALL THE SMOKE. Will Smith explains why Martin Lawrence doesn’t go out with him anymore. Mike Epps reveals a shocking reason why he wasn’t able to play Richard Pryor in his biopic. Brad Miller left a dead duck in Mike Bibby’s locker and paid the price for it. You’ll hear about Hakeem slapping Mad Max, Kevin Hart’s courtside trash talk going left, and Rasheed Wallace’s rookie moment that still has us laughing even after Sheed told it two separate times on the show. It’s not just hoop either. Comedians, rappers, and entertainers brought the funny too. Get ready to laugh until it hurts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daz Dillinger joins All The Smoke to break down his legendary career from working on The Chronic at 16 to reclaiming his music rights and defining West Coast hip-hop. He shares untold stories about stealing studio reels back from Suge Knight, watching Snoop buy Death Row, and his behind-the-scenes work on Doggystyle and Murder Was The Case. Daz opens up about why the West Coast still fights for respect in rap, his relationship with Ice-T, and stepping away from music before his powerful comeback. He also gives his take on Kendrick Lamar, the current state of beef, and how he's making smart business moves in real estate while sharing the secret to studio success.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Barnes, Stephen Jackson & Vernon Maxwell react to this morning’s trade between the Jazz, Heat and Clippers. Then, the guys discuss how Myles Turner’s move impacts Giannis, where Chris Paul & Damian Lillard go from here & Max’s honest prediction for Houston Rockets. Plus, Stak shares a personal medical update & Mad Max tells tales of his 1988 NBA Summer League experience in Las Vegas.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cuttino Mobley joins All The Smoke for a wide-ranging conversation on life, hoops, and purpose. He talks about growing up in Philly around Kobe and Rasheed Wallace, getting drafted by Houston, and learning the game alongside legends like Hakeem Olajuwon, Charles Barkley, and Scottie Pippen. Mobley also shares stories about his tight bond with Steve Francis, mentoring Yao Ming, and why he always carried Pippen and Eddie Jones’ trading cards in his wallet. He opens up about being forced to retire due to a misdiagnosed heart condition and shares unfiltered thoughts on why 90% of youth basketball coaches are doing it wrong. From NBA battles to spiritual growth, this episode is full of insight and heart.

Matt Barnes reacts to LeBron James exercising the final year of his Lakers contract and how it impacts Los Angeles’ decisions moving forward with Luka Doncic, Austin Reaves and potential free agents, including Deandre Ayton. Plus, Matt and Geno Davis discuss recent headlines surrounding Kobe Bryant, federal investigation into Malik Beasley’s alleged gambling involvement, WNBA’s expansion and the NBA’s worst General Manager situations.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Black Effect Presents... All The Smoke! Quavo joins All The Smoke for a powerful conversation about his journey from Georgia to global fame and the work he’s doing to end gun violence through the Rocket Foundation. He reflects on his early days in music, playing quarterback, and how he met Offset in 8th grade after dropping a mixtape with Takeoff. The episode dives into Migos’ rise, their creative process, and how Takeoff’s legacy continues to inspire him. Quavo also opens up about his biggest lessons, producing with Zaytoven, working with Drake, and what the Rocket Foundation means to him today.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David Banner brought decades of industry knowledge to the All The Smoke studio, and what he shared will blow your mind. The Mississippi icon opens up about his journey from homeless beat-maker to Grammy-winning producer, working with legends like Erykah Badu, Jill Scott, and OutKast. From strip club anthems to Hollywood scripts, Banner breaks down how he's continually pushed boundaries in music, film, and culture. Plus: candid thoughts on Pimp C, Lil Wayne, T.I., and the current state of Southern rap.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.