Ingles Insight

The highly anticipated, most-requested guest finally joins the podcast - Jordan Clarkson! The 2021 Sixth Man of the Year shares stories from his childhood, basketball travels, and fashion sense. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 3:55 — Jordan’s Fillipino background 11:40 — When he knew basketball would be his career 15:10 — First thing JC said to Joe 19:20 — League fits 24:10 — Good vibe tribe

Against the odds, the crew is back for more. Renae organized Joe and Aaron - a near impossible task. They give updates and answer your IG questions. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 2:15 — Recapping Joe’s career best year 9:45 — Aaron update 19:15 — American and Aussie accents 27:45 — Navigating COVID with family overseas 33:45 — Olympics 36:00 — Lessons from COVID

The crew is going on a short break, so we're ending Season 1 with a great guest. Utah Jazz head coach Quin Snyder joins us to discuss his path to basketball, coaching, and Joe Ingles. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Joe handles the intro 2:35 — Coach Quin’s life in quarantine 6:10 — The latest on the rest of the coaching staff 10:30 — His path to basketball 15:15 — Competitiveness 22:30 — Coaching Joe 30:55 — State of the team 37:30 — Could Joe be a coach? 39:55 — Season recap

Aaron explains his absence from the last show. With him back, Joe and Renae add him to the question board. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 3:20 — Will Joe make a return to the NBL? 8:35 — Parenting 15:55 — Aaron’s job history 21:50 — Dating advice 27:05 — Autism support system 35:55 — Perfect date night 42:50 — Aaron was in a band 45:45 — Favorite Jazz memory 54:40 — Wrap up

It's a collaboration of the team's podcasts! Drive & Dish host Georges Niang brought the minivan to the show. He shared entertaining stories about life in the NBA. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 2:40 — Would Georges play for Senegal? 4:30 — Iowa State to NBA journey 9:10 — The chase down block story 12:30 — Okay, bro 17:30 — Al Jefferson’s rookie 23:55 — Motivation during #StayAtHome 27:25 — Drive & Dish 37:30 — Over/under on cookies

April is Autism Awareness Month, which is a topic near to the podcast's heart. To hear from different perspectives, the crew spoke to Anika Hoybjerg (Executive Director and behavior analyst at ABI), Sean Culkin (autism advocate), and the Price family. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: 1:25 — Going back to Jacob’s autism diagnosis 5:10 — How the family’s expectations changed 11:05 — “Awareness is the biggest thing.” 15:35 — Anika Hoybjerg describes her autism center - Autism and Behavioral Intervention 23:40 — What is ABA therapy? 38:30 — Autism advocate Sean Culkin on his journey 45:40 — His involvement with KultureCity 54:50 — Ryan, Nicole, and Nixon Price 1:01:10 — Joe and Nixon’s similarities 1:04:50 — Special habits For more information on sensory inclusion, visit https://www.kulturecity.org/.

Ever since actor and comedian Ty Burrell first visited Salt Lake City, he knew there was something different about the place. Over time, the “Modern Family” star has adopted Utah as his home. He joined the show to talk about his new initiative Tip Your Server. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: 1:15 — Lessons learned from last week’s guest, fitness guru Kelsey Wells. 4:00 — How Joe and Renae set personal goals 7:00 — Why is Joe so bad at taking out the trash? 9:00 — Ty Burrell joins the podcast 10:30 — What attracted Burrell to Utah in the first place? And where is he moving after quarantine ends? 12:00 — Joe and Ty both moved to Salt Lake without a guaranteed deal 14:30 — Why Burrell stopped watching Jazz-Blazers games 17:40 — Bar X, Beer Bar and the growth of Salt Lake’s nightlife 25:00 — Hospitality in the time of Covid Donate to Tip Your Server at http://www.downtownslc.org

Kelsey Wells is a wife, mother, and personal trainer. She built a fitness regimen out of her apartment. The crew goes into her fitness journey - from at home workouts for herself to the Sweat app helping millions. Listen and subscribe: A rundown of the episode: 2:40 — Her basketball history 4:35 — Joe and Renae’s meeting story 8:00 — Kelsey explaining her fitness journey 16:40 — Parenting 21:20 — Staying consistent in workouts 27:30 — Joe tries the Sweat fitness app 34:55 — How to workout at home 40:15 — Kelsey’s animal talent and special drink

Joe, Renae, Aaron, and Dr. Angela Dunn went in depth on the night of March 11. Dr. Dunn was instrumental in getting the Jazz back to Utah. Listen to Episode 2 for more on COVID-19.

A rundown of the episode: 0:50 — Catching up on everyone’s self-quarantine 5:15 — Welcoming in Dr. Angela Dunn (@DrAngelaCDunn), Utah’s epidemiologist 9:30 — Why we should refer to Coronavirus as COVID-19 12:40 — “Testing for any outbreak is always key” 20:45 — What it means to “Flatten the curve” 25:55 — How the earthquake affected the COVID response team 32:30 — Lieutenant Governor Spencer Cox gives an update on the state’s response 39:15 — The effects on the economy 43:00 — “Now is not the time to fight through a cold.” 44:30 — Renae’s challenge to Aaron and Joe

Joe and Renae Ingles debut their podcast by feeding Aaron Falk 'Vegemite.' He's now 10% more Australian. The crew explains why they're starting up a pod and previews what's to come on the show.