Shaquille O'Neal talks about DeSean Jackson's comments, the state of the NBA bubble and Patrick Mahomes record deal on The Big Podcast with Shaq

Shaq leads off the show this week with a healthy debate about the comments of Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson, and adversely the comments of Stephen Jackson that have escalated the situation. We also get the big man's thoughts on the state of the NBA bubble as players begin to arrive in Orlando, Patrick Mahomes record deal in Kansas City, and Shaq hilariously goes off on the people who joked that he was out of shape when he played! The biggest dummies of the week appear in "You Idiot", we have another funny round of Borderline, and bring some laughs with a new game called "Who's Got It?" Follow the show on Twitter @Shaqcast - on Instagram and Facebook @TheBigPodcastWithShaq - or email your best clips and comments to [email protected]

Shaquille O'Neal and Kenny Smith discuss the state of the NBA and share some hilarious TNT stories on The Big Podcast with Shaq

Shaq opens the show by talking about how he is NOT going into the NBA bubble in Orlando, and lays out what he knows about TNT's studio plans as their Emmy-winning show returns next week. And stick around for our AMAZING conversation with Shaq's co-worker Kenny Smith, who shares his thoughts about the NBA bubble, shares some amazing Shaq stories from the set of Inside the NBA on TNT, and how he's trying to help kids without camps this summer. We also joke about how Shaq wouldn't survive in the bubble, especially in light of Stephen A Smith's comments that NBA players are going to struggle with being away from their wives and girlfriends. Shaq also has some nice words for Avery Bradley, who has opted out of the season, and while most people are bashing him, Shaq commends him. Of course we get Borderline, and we play a special July 4th Fireworks edition of "Truth or Sheee". Follow the show on Twitter @Shaqcast - on Instagram and Facebook at TheBigPodcastWithShaq, or email your best clips and comments to [email protected]

Shaquille O'Neal talks NBA bubble, the Bubba Wallace controversy and Shaq's Fun House vs Gronk Beach on The Big Podcast with Shaq

Shaq gets into the drama surrounding the NBA bubble in Orlando, the fallout from the NASCAR Bubba Wallace controversy and what we learned from it, and the insight on Shaq's Fun House vs Gronk Beach, a huge virtual concert coming up this weekend! We also debate the state of "cancel culture", of course we get Borderline, and we celebrate both black and white heroes in a new game! Follow the show on Twitter @Shaqcast, follow TheBigPodcastWithShaq on Instagram and Facebook, or email your best stuff to [email protected]

Shaq talks about NFL and social issues with Ray Lewis, and rolls out some classic segments like the Drunk Brothers, Senselessly Sensitive and more on The Big Podcast with Shaq

Ray Lewis joins Shaquille O'Neal to talk about social change, the state of the NFL, and how the Saints team responded to the comments by Drew Brees. We also launch into our "rollback show" - with classic segments like the Drunk Brothers, Senselessly Sensitive, and a round of Dear Shaq - where we discuss the old slam dunk contest video tapes, disbanding the police, and bullies. We do a Borderline edition of "How do you say it?"... and we bring back one of our all-time favorite games Shootout! Follow us on Twitter @Shaqcast, or @TheBigPodcastWithShaq on Instagram and Facebook, or email your best clips and questions to [email protected]

Shaq talks about his call with the Saints and Drew Brees, how it related to his relationship with Kobe, and the race conversation around the NFL and Colin Kaepernick on The Big Podcast with Shaq

Shaquille O'Neal recaps how he landed on the New Orleans Saints call with Drew Brees, as he apologized to his teammates for his comments about kneeling and the flag. He also goes in deep on his relationship with Kobe Bryant, and his comments on the Saints call on how the media broke up their relationship, but he walks that back a bit and blames himself for a lot of it. The debate also heats up around the NFL's statements this week, the apology of commissioner Roger Goddell, and how Colin Kaepernick's message got misinterpreted by some of his actions in the heat of the press moment. We also talk about the hidden treasure in New Mexico, the new gun-free Looney Tunes, of course we get Borderline, and we play a round of Kincade's numbers game Close, Closer or Closest. Follow @Shaqcast on Twitter, TheBigPodcastWithShaq on Instagram and Facebook, or email your best stuff to [email protected]

Shaq and the crew discuss the unrest around the nation, how we move forward, and try to have some needed laughs on the 5th anniversary show on The Big Podcast with Shaq

Shaq opens the show with his honest, raw rant about the actions against George Floyd and how 2020 has shaped up to be the worst year of his life with everything that's unfolded so far. He shares his honest thoughts on change, and along with B-Dog, John and Rob have a very frank and honest conversation about the state of our society. It's really a great, honest and raw conversation. And of course we dive into the return of the NBA season and Shaq continues to argue that this year will always be an asterisk season. We find some laughs along the way, of course we have a little fun with Borderline, and we play an epic showdown of all our games in Shaq's "Game of All Games". Follow @Shaqcast on Twitter, The Big Podcast with Shaq on Instagram and Facebook, or email your best clips and questions to [email protected]