Former NBA players learn the business of basketball

Former NBA players Cherokee Parks and Brian Cardinal join the show to discuss the NBA’s Basketball Ops. Associate program, which teaches former players the ins and outs of the NBA business.

Then we talk music and more with Parks, who opened a punk rock music club in his hometown of Huntington Beach after retiring from the league.

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