BoilerBall Podcast: Recent Episodes
Purdue Basketball
The winningest player in Purdue history, Caleb Furst, joined The Podcast to discuss his career at Purdue.
New Purdue Hall of Fame inductee Bob Ford joined the Podcast to talk about how Purdue set him up for his future.
Purdue head coach Matt Painter recaps the special 2023-24 season that ended with an appearance in the National Championship game.
Fletcher Loyer, Zach Edey and Matt Painter talk to the media to preview Purdue's first-round contest with Grambling.
It's been a remarkable career at Purdue for Mason Gillis. Hear about his experience here.
The Athletic's Dana O'Neil joined the Podcast to discuss all things college basketball.
Peyton Stovall joins the Podcast to discuss Purdue's involvement toward NIL and what to expect down the road.
Deputy Athletics Director talks about his role with the Purdue men's basketball team and the future of college athletics and how it relates to Purdue in the latest episode of the Purdue Basketball Podcast.
Purdue legend Russell Cross joins the Podcast. Cross was the No. 6 pick in the 1983 NBA Draft and scored over 1,500 points with over 600 rebounds in three seasons at Purdue.
Terone Johnson joins the Podcast to discuss his time with Purdue Basketball and life after basketball.
11-year pro E'Twaun Moore joins the Podcast to talk about Purdue and his time in the NBA.
The Purdue Basketball Podcast features Aaron Wheeler, who is set to graduate this weekend.
Former Purdue assistant coach and East Carolina and DePauw head coach Mike Steele joined the Podcast.
Rob Blackman and Bobby Riddell join the Podcast for a midseason report at the halfway point in Big Ten play.
Los Angeles Lakers video coordinator and new World Champion Dru Anthrop joins the Podcast.
Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame inductee and one of BoilerBall's oldest-living alums Bill Berbarian joined the Podcast.
Purdue legend Troy Lewis joins the Podcast, discussing the Purdue family, Carsen Edwards, Coach Keady and his high school days at Anderson.
Big Ten Assistant Commissioner of Public Affairs Kerry Kenny joins the Podcast to talk about scheduling, among other things.
Associate head coach Micah Shrewsberry joined the Purdue Basketball Podcast for the first time.
Purdue great and College Basketball Hall of Fame inductee Terry Dischinger joins the Podcast.
Ryan Cline joins the Podcast to discuss his Purdue career and this year's NCAA Tournament run.
CBS Sports' Clark Kellogg joined the Podcast to discuss Purdue and all things college basketball.
Men's swimming and diving head coach Dan Ross, a big fan of the basketball program, joined this week's Podcast.
Former Purdue great JaJuan Johnson joined us to talk about his Purdue days and his new contract in Russia.
Former Purdue Basketball beat writer and author Mark Montieth visits the podcast to talk sports, Purdue Basketball history and much more.
Former Boilermakers Vincent Edwards checks in with the Podcast. Edwards played at Purdue from 2014 to 2018 and was a member of the 2017 Big Ten Championship team.
Purdue Basketball’s analytics expert Andrew McClatchey visits the podcast to talk about the ever expanding area of sports analytics and how the Boilermaker use his info to strategize and game-plan.
Purdue athletics videographer Kylaan Scheidt stops by the podcast to discuss working with the basketball team, social media and what’s behind the videos encapsulating Purdue Basketball.
CBS Sports Bracketologist and Purdue grad Jerry Palm talks March Madness and his time in West Lafayette on the podcast.
Sporting News Basketball Columnist Mike DeCourcy visits the podcast to discuss basketball, soccer and other topics. In addition to his work with the Sporting News, DeCourcy has been an analyst with the B1G Network and is a member of the US Basketball Writers Hall of Fame.
Former Boilermakers P.J. Thompson checks in with the Podcast. Thompson played at Purdue from 2014 to 2018 and was a member of the 2017 Big Ten Championship team.
The patriarch of the Purdue Basketball Family, Gene Keady chats about life and basketball. Keady was head coach of the Boilermakers from 1981 to 2005 and won more than 500 games and six Big Ten Championships.
Former head women’s swimming coach at Purdue, Cathy Wright-Eger stops by the podcast to discuss her current role with the Boilermaker Basketball program. Wright-Eger created and run the John R. Wooden Leadership Institute to help develop student-athletes off the court.
Former Boilermaker standout and assistant coach Cuonzo Martin stops by the podcast. Martin played at Purdue from 1992 to 1995. Following a professional career, he was assistant coach at his alma mater from 2001 to 2008. Martin talks about his time as head coach of Missouri State, Tennessee, California and Missouri.
Former assistant coach Paul Lusk joins the podcast. Lusk was an assistant coach at Purdue from 2004 to 2011. He was head coach at Missouri State from 2012 to 2018.
A conversation with former Boilermaker All-American Dave Schellhase. Schellhase played at Purdue from 1964 to 1966 and was the first draft pick in franchise history for the Chicago Bulls.
Former Boilermaker Carson Cunningham joins the podcast to talk about several topics, including coaching, history and his time at Purdue. Cunningham played at Purdue from 1998 to 2001, was head coach at Carroll College and currently coaches Incarnate Word in San Antonio. In addition, he has authored five books on sports.
A chat with former Boilermaker and assistant coach Brandon Brantley. Brantley won three Big Ten Championships as a player from 1992 to 1996.
Former Boilermaker Isaac Haas checks in with the Podcast. Haas played at Purdue from 2014 to 2018 and was a member of the 2017 Big Ten Championship team.
Former Boilermaker Dakota Mathias checks in with the Podcast. Mathias played at Purdue from 2014 to 2018 and was a member of the 2017 Big Ten Championship team.
An interview with Purdue Basketball Assistant Coach Steve Lutz who joined the Boilermakers in the spring of 2017.
A conversation with Sean Ford, the Director of USA Basketball’s National Men’s Team. Ford shares stories about USA Basketball, and it’s connection to Purdue.
An interview with Purdue Track and Field Coach Lonnie Greene. Greene was Boilermakers head coach for six seasons prior leaving for Kentucky in the spring of 2018.
An interview with Purdue Basketball’s sports information contact and point person for the team’s social media accounts.
An interview with ESPN basketball analyst Jay Bilas. Bilas has been with ESPN since 1995 and played at Duke from 1982 to 1986.
Former player Caleb “Biggie” Swanigan chatted on the podcast during his season and final season at Purdue. He played for the Boilermakers from 2016 to 2017 and has his jersey retired in the Mackey Arena rafters.
An interview with Purdue’s 14th Director of Athletics Mike Bobinski. Bobinski began leading the department prior to the 2016-17 season.
An interview with Big Ten Network analyst Shon Morris. Morris played for Northwestern from 1985 to 1988 and has been with BTN since its inception in 2007.
An interview with former player Kenneth Lowe during his time as a video assistant with Purdue Basketball. Lowe played for the Boilermakers from 2000 to 2004 and was named the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year twice while scoring more than 1,000 points.
Former player Robbie Hummel checks in with the podcast from Moscow during his professional career. Hummel played for the Boilermakers from 2008 to 2012 and has his jersey retired in the Mackey Arena rafters.
Special guest Bill Raftery joins Elliot Bloom and Larry Clisby on this week's Purdue Basketball Podcast
An interview with equipment manager Michael “Mookie” Maves. Maves was with Purdue Basketball from 2011 to 2017.
An in-depth look at college basketball recruiting with former associate head coach Jack Owens. Owens is now the head coach at Miami, Ohio.
An interview with Purdue basketball associate head coach Jack Owens. Owens was on staff at Purdue for nine seasons, from 2008 to 2017.
A look back at the Boilermakers win over Arizona State in the 2016 Jimmy V Classic in New York City.
The first episode taped on the road, the podcast previews the Louisville game during the 2016-17 season.
A look back at the Villanova game in Mackey Arena during the 2016-17 non-conference season.
The first episode introduces the Boilerball Podcast and sets the stage for what’s to come.