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The Let's Talk Knicks Podcast

The Let's Talk Knicks Podcast

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Welcome to the Let's Talk Knicks (LTK) Podcast! In 2020, Let's Talk Knicks was founded on Twitter as the only female-led New York Knicks fan page! Now with over 7,000 followers and still growing, LTK is your place for everything, Knicks! Follow along as your hosts, Jacob and Brandyn keep you updated with everything, Knicks!

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Episodes
  • Episode 7: Do You Want To Play in New York?

    Episode 7: Do You Want To Play in New York?
    Jun 17 2023
    The guys sit down to debate Zion Williamson. His value, his off-court actions, what he would potentially bring to the Knicks, and what is too much to give up in a potential Zion deal. The guys also share their rankings of Knicks trade targets and discuss Bradley Beal's potential to join the Knicks this summer.
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    37 mins
  • Episode 6: Year 4 of Julius Randle

    Episode 6: Year 4 of Julius Randle
    Jun 12 2023
    Jacob and Brandyn discuss the elephant in the room, and one of the most talked about Knick players in recent years, Julius Randle. The guys discuss if he is a true leader and what type of championship option he is. Chris Paul to the Knicks is also touched upon in this episode.
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    38 mins
  • Episode 5: Are You a Thibodeau Stan or a Thibodeau Hater?

    Episode 5: Are You a Thibodeau Stan or a Thibodeau Hater?
    Jun 8 2023

    Tom Thibodeau is a hot topic in the Knicks world. Jacob and Brandyn his future with the team and how his coaching style could fit if a star were to land in New York. Is Thibs the right fit? Listen to find out!
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    35 mins
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