Sophie Cunningham makes career announcement after fallout with old friend
Sophie Cunningham makes career announcement after fallout with old friend
Rory Robinson Fri, September 11, 2026 at 3:19 AM UTC
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Sophie Cunningham is rebranding her basketball podcast with a brand new partner and name -Credit:Getty
Podcasts rarely get a chance at a second life, just like nostalgic TV shows usually fail at their reboot attempts, but Indiana Fever backup guard Sophie Cunningham is attempting to pull off the audio equivalent of a comeback season after her old show, "Show Me Something," is no more.
'No Hesitation' is the new podcast banner that Cunningham is flying, and the WNBA player recruited basketball trainer and CEO Drew Hanlen to fill the co-host chair once reserved for her high school ride-or-die friend and Summer House star.
The debut episode of this rebrand is scheduled to drop every Thursday, just like the previous rendition of the show. The Fever star already added No Hesitation’s colors and artwork across all socials with no traces or references to the old show. It comes after Cunningham revealed how alarmingly inappropriate the WNBA is behind the scenes.
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The new show promises hoops fans unfiltered WNBA and NBA talk, locker-room stories, and basketball intel from the people who hit the court and help prepare NBA stars to lace them up.
The Show Me Something archive of old episodes is still chilling in plain sight on Cunningham's channel. The last piece of content from the old program addressed the FIFA World Cup two months prior to the new show's announcement.
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The Fever backup morphed into something bigger after Cunningham established herself as Caitlin Clark’s defender during Indiana’s battles with Phoenix and a finger-pointing meme that turned X on its head.
Sophie Cunningham rebranded her show -Credit:Youtube @ShowMe_Pod
Show Me Something became Cunningham’s confessional booth, where she shared her stance on unfair whistles and in-game incidents, as well as her true thoughts on the world around her.
That freedom would come with a cost after Cunningham weighed in on transgender athletes in women’s sports.
Her old co-host, West Wilson fired back with a TikTok and called it ‘borderline non-existent’ and took issue at the political noise around it. Show Me Something went dark for nearly two months with no word on its return.
Drew Hanlen works with top NBA stars including Jayson Tatum -Credit:Getty
Hanlen is the CEO of Pure Sweat Basketball and has worked with a who’s who of NBA stars including Jayson Tatum, Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, Tyrese Haliburton, Bradley Beal, Zach LaVine, and Chet Holmgren.
His inclusion signals a reshaped show, after Cunningham previously shared her desire for WNBA headlines to focus on basketball rather than the rallies, Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White's attempts to join the league, and the recurring issue of adult toys being thrown on the court during games.
Cunningham will continue to bring her introspective thoughts on the WNBA, the Fever locker room's pulse, and any new opportunities for fame among the league’s elite.
Elsewhere, Joy Taylor waded in with a foul-mouthed Clark opinion after she took a fist to her throat.
Source: “AOL Sports”
