iHeartPodcasts has announced the launch of a new original podcast, “Game Recognize Game with Stewie and Myles,” which will be co-hosted by active professional basketball players Breanna Stewart and Myles Turner. The weekly show is set to debut on January 28, 2026, with episodes released every Wednesday. The official trailer for the podcast is currently available.
This program is unique in that it features both an active WNBA player and an active NBA player as co-hosts. The show aims to provide honest conversations about basketball, culture, and various topics both on and off the court.
Myles Turner commented on the collaboration: “This has never been done before. An NBA player and a WNBA player, both active players at that, who can give our perspectives. People can lean on us for anything they want to know about the sport, the lifestyle, the game, the culture – this is the place to come.”
Breanna Stewart added: “There’s a few topics that Myles and I are definitely going to butt heads about. The cats versus dog situation, UConn versus Texas. I know he’s like into yoga and all of that, and I’m just working on my flexibility, but I can’t wait to really dissect it all. See if he can change my mind about some things, but not about UConn and not about the cats!”
The first episode will explore how Stewart and Turner met, their early memories related to basketball—including a WNBA game where Stewart said she “got cooked”—and discussions around leadership in sports. Additional topics include identifying underrated players in their respective leagues as well as sharing parenting advice and thoughts on LEGO culture.
“Game Recognize Game with Stewie and Myles” will be distributed by iHeartPodcasts and made available through the iHeartRadio app as well as other major podcast platforms.
Breanna Mackenzie Stewart plays for the New York Liberty in the WNBA and Mist of Unrivaled; she holds multiple titles including three-time WNBA Champion and two-time MVP. Myles Christian Turner currently plays center for the Milwaukee Bucks after spending ten seasons with the Indiana Pacers.
