You know him from Locked On Suns and the Ben Garcia show. Let's jam with Benny G!

UWM is taking a $622 million financial bath, which sounds terrifying until you remember billionaires play Monopoly with real buildings. We dig into Mat Ishbia’s money problems and whether Suns fans actually have anything to worry about.

Seven Seconds or Less is officially immortal. Holden Sherman goes one-on-one with Mike D’Antoni and Amar’e Stoudemire at the Hall of Fame as two Suns legends look back on the trust, sacrifice, and controlled chaos that helped change basketball forever.

It's Hall of Fame week, and John is here to tell you why Tom Chambers should be in it. Part of the BLEAV Podcast Network This episode is brought to you by FanDuel! Sign up today. Buy The Phoenix Suns All-Time Pyramid book authored by John! Learn more about the pod! #ForDaveKing #GoHomeAndLoveYourFamily

It's early August. Why not make some predictions about how the 2026-27 team?

One of our favorite follows on social media finally joins the show as Mr. AZ talks Suns basketball, Valley food spots, and the stories behind Arizona’s most delicious account.

Miles Bridges isn't replacing Royce O'Neale, he's changing what the Suns can be offensively. John breaks down the numbers, the fit, the concerns, and why Phoenix believes adding rim pressure, versatility, and a little controlled chaos can unlock a more dynamic offense this season.

John's appearance on The Sports Zoo dives into LeBron James' shocking move to Philadelphia, debates how it impacts his legacy, and breaks down why the revamped Suns roster and a 38.5-win projection make Phoenix one of the NBA's most intriguing bets heading into the season.

John and Matthew each bring three Suns opinions they genuinely believe — even if they know they’ll catch heat for them — sparking a conversation full of uncomfortable truths, spirited debate, and plenty of opportunities for listeners to either nod in agreement or yell at their speakers.

We dive deep into Phoenix's looming extension decisions, mapping out how Miles Bridges, Dillon Brooks, and a mountain of future cap math could determine whether the Suns' new identity becomes a sustainable contender or an expensive short-lived experiment.