Steven Holloway

From our sources, we've heard you're back in New Zealand for a wedding.

What is it, Adam's family wedding?

Yeah, bro.

What does that look like?

So I imagine you must have missed a lot, right?

Being over in America for so long and game commitments.

There must have been so many occasions, 40th and birthdays and weddings that you haven't been able to get to.

Eric Murray calls it opportunity cost.

Opportunity cost?

Yeah.

That comment about not being the funny one, that's interesting because it's kind of like a contrast with, I guess, how the rest of the world sees you.

They see you as the funny guy.

We've got a lot of questions about the wild world of the NBA, but we've done a lot of prep for this yet.

And one of the things we've uncovered is the incredible amount you give back to the community.

And this hasn't really been talked about publicly before, but through the Sport Pathways group, across the last 11 years, you've put on 24 Stephen Adams camps in New Zealand, from Invercargill to Whangarei, 10,000 kids, 11,500 singlets, 12,500 balls, and it's all for free, supported by you.

I want you to tell us, if you're open to it, why you're doing this, what you're trying to achieve, and a little bit about the camps.

We watched, your team sent us a video which hasn't been made public yet.

It's of you at one of these schools.

There's hundreds of school kids and they're all screaming and they're all so excited.

And you kind of say that you like to touch everyone with some small interaction, like a physical, you know, it's a hand slap or an arm around the shoulder.