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Guest Bulls Bro Martand Bhagavatula joins the pod to preview the best — and worst — that the NBA's Western Conference has to offer this season. Recorded 9-25-26.

Hall of Famer Nancy Lieberman, head coach of the BIG3's top-seeded Dallas Wings, chats about all things BIG3 and WNBA playoffs, the Chicago Sky's murky future, Kobe Bryant, and much more. Check out the BIG3 playoffs this weekend on CBS! Recorded 8-5-26.

Joshua Miranda of Bleacher Nation joins Alex to preview the Bulls' 2026 NBA Draft.

BOTH Bulls Bros are here to unpack Chicago's new front office and its surprising 2026 NBA Draft lottery luck! We also take stock of the playoffs so far. Recorded on 5-12-26 (i.e. before the Timberwolves were officially eliminated, but we could tell).

Chicago Bulls center Bill Wennington, the primary reserve center during the club's second three-peat stint, hops on the line with the Bulls Bros pod team to reflect on his legendary playing days, Dennis Rodman, Phil Jackson, and Chicago's current broadcasting team.

Chicago Bulls governor Michael Reinsdorf has surprisingly fired president Arturas Karnisovas and GM Marc Eversley (thank you, Jaden Ivey). Sure, this is happening maybe 2-3 years too late, but we'll take it!! BOTH Bulls Bros are on the horn to discuss.

Just in time for the 2026 NCAA Final Four, Bulls Bros talks to "Heartland" author Keith O'Brien about Larry Bird's Indiana State years and to '89 Michigan superstar Glen Rice about his playing days.

Hall of Fame Bulls.com writer Sam Smith unpacks his new book with Phil Jackson, "Masters of the Game" — a great series of conversations about the NBA's 75th Anniversary Team. Naturally, talk also turns to the Chicago dynasty years and, yes, a lot of questionable Bulls trades.

Former Chicago Bulls All-Star power forward Horace Grant, a four-time NBA champion (three with Chicago), unpacks his induction into the 2025 Bulls Ring of Honor class, his upcoming TV show Legends In Session (www.legendsinsession.com), and talks all things Bulls in a brand-new interview.

A smidge over a week into the 2025-26 regular season, the Chicago Bulls have gone undefeated, taking down some playoff-caliber teams in the Eastern Conference. Can this last? What are the top trends we've noticed so far? Where should the team look to add to its personnel? Recorded on 10-30-25.

Chicago took a flier with its first round lottery pick, selecting French forward Noa Essengue, and trading back to select Aussie big man Lachlan Olbrich in the second round. The Bulls then hit the "Snooze" button to start free agency, while the rest of the Eastern Conference got busy. Recorded on 7-1-25.

Chicago weirdly extends its coach and top front office execs, the latest trade buzz, and an ex-Bulls-centric NBA Finals recap thus far. Recorded on 6-18-25, ahead of Thunder-Pacers Game 6 on 6-19.

Tracking the Chicago Bulls storylines in this year's two Conference Finals series, and previewing the Bulls' draft possibilities. Recorded on 5-19-25.

Another year, another loss to the Miami Heat in the play-in tournament. We unpack Chicago's terrible postseason and Arturas Karnisovas' indefensible post-play-in presser, plus assess the first round of the playoffs from a Bulls fan perspective. Recorded on 4-21-25.

Chicago finished out the season surprisingly strong, with Billy Donovan's full pace-and-space dreams finally realized by an endless supply of guards. Now, the Bulls will face off against the Miami Heat for its first play-in-game. Recorded on 4-15-25.