Fudd Around And Find Out

It’s a crossover episode as Fudd Around and Find Out links up with Game Recognize Game for a full collab with Breanna Stewart and Myles Turner.
The group gets into what “game recognize game” really means, Azzi’s mindset heading into the final stretch of her college career, and what it feels like to win — and repeat — at the highest level. Stewie shares classic Geno and CD stories from her UConn days (including getting sent to run the Gampel stairs mid-practice), plus advice for navigating March and the transition to the pros.
Ashanti talks about moving from playing to broadcasting and why telling women’s basketball stories still matters. Myles breaks down life after a decade in Indiana, why community matters when you get drafted, and how fashion and LEGO became part of his identity off the court.
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Azzi and Ashanti sit down with two-time Olympic gold medalist, WNBA All-Star, and Unrivaled co-founder Napheesa Collier for an episode that covers everything from Valentine’s Day takes to the future of women’s basketball.
Phee talks about the evolution of WNBA All-Star Weekend, what makes Unrivaled different, and how the one-on-one tournament came to life. She shares what it’s really like competing in that format, the recovery between games, and how it feels to watch this season from a different perspective. The conversation also dives into Olympic memories, favorite events to watch, and what sport she’d compete in if it wasn’t basketball.
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Azzi and Ashanti check in with a midseason episode that covers big moments in women’s basketball and where things stand right now at UConn. Ashanti recaps being in Philly for Unrivaled and seeing record-breaking attendance, while both reflect on what it says about the growth of the game.
They talk through the Tennessee win, settling into February basketball, and what it looks like to stay steady through slumps, tight games, and heavy schedules. Azzi shares how she’s thinking about preparation and recovery at this point in the season, along with shoutouts to teammates who’ve stepped up in big ways.
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Azzi and Ashanti are joined by Amy Errett, founder and CEO of Madison Reed and a proud UCONN alum, for a conversation about basketball, business, and real life.
Amy talks about building Madison Reed from the ground up, what she learned along the way, and the leadership habits that still guide her today. She shares how she approaches decision-making, why resilience matters more than perfection, and the one question she always asks when hiring.
The trio also gets into NIL, what authentic partnerships with athletes should actually look like, and why investing in women’s sports matters.
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This week, Azzi and Ashanti sit down with Sarah Strong and cover a lot of ground — from growing up in Spain and moving to the U.S. to finding her way to UConn. Sarah talks about what it was like growing up around the game, learning two languages, and how those early years shaped how she sees basketball now.
Later, both Azzi and Sarah's mom's jump in for a fun round of trivia that brings out family stories, first memories, and a few surprises.
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