Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
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Chapter 2: How did Lexie Brown's upbringing influence her music tastes?
You went to the WNBA. Yeah.
So like they program my mind, like just my life is just a never ending checklist. And if I do something, then I'm going to go reward myself. So do you do that now as an adult? That's what I did this morning. So I finished Athletes Unlimited. I finished top 10. I went and bought a Van Cleef necklace for myself this morning.
Yeah.
I like that. This is why I made her pay for the bottles. I like that. I like that. You get a little treat. Yeah, it's like a little Van Cleef. Did you feel like you were pressured into basketball? No. Honestly, my dad did not. He was not very impressed by me when I was a kid. He was like, are you sure you want to do this? That was more like you were trash. Are you sure? You are terrible.
I was like, yes, dad. I want to just hang out with you and be in the gym with you. And then I got a little older and the work ethic was there and the athleticism wasn't quite there yet. So that's why he created me to be a really good shooter because he was like...
if you grow a little bit if you don't grow if you get faster you don't get faster you're gonna be able to shoot right you're gonna be fine right but then i ended up leaning out a little bit i got taller i have long arms and the work ethic was already there so once i got eighth ninth grade we were like okay like this is something i want to do he coached in the wmba for a few years and that's the first time i was up close and personal with the w and i was like oh no i wanted this is what i want to do like this is my dream to be a wmba player who was your favorite player growing up
So he coached the Orlando Miracle, which no longer exists. They had a point guard. Her name was Shannon Johnson, but her nickname was Pee Wee. And she was my favorite player growing up. And then Christy Tolliver was my next favorite player. She went to Maryland. She's the reason why I went to Maryland. We were teammates for a year in L.A., which was ridiculous. And I was like, yeah.
Yeah, like the name of my podcast.
Woo!
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Chapter 3: What are Lexie Brown's thoughts on her experience with Gil's Arena?
I'm in there. I would have to go see that. That's a moment. Like, you have to see that. Being on Gil's Arena... How has it prepared you for your... For fuck shit? Well, yeah, for podcasting. Like, how was it with the guys sitting down killing it every week?
Chapter 4: How does Lexie Brown engage with live chat during her podcast?
I mean, my, like, journey within Gills has been so funny because, you know, we have the live chat. Mm-hmm. So I'm getting like active feedback on my presence in real time. So Gil looks at the chat during the show. So I don't know if people like realize that. Like he says things on purpose because he's reading the chat. So it's like he... He gets ideas and questions from the chat.
Yeah, exactly.
I like that though. He reads the chat just like they're all reading the chat in real time. I stopped reading the chat. I stopped reading the comments because... Men are mean.
Chapter 5: What does Lexie say about the importance of player visibility in the WNBA?
But when I first got on the show, they hated me. Hated my guts.
Who is this girl?
Who is she? She's a player. We didn't know. And we had a shootout. And I beat everybody. With Gil, you have to be specific. We had a basketball shootout. There you go. He dabbles in a little bit of both. We had a basketball shootout and I beat all the guys. I made it the farthest. And then after that, the chat was like, we love Lexi. She's actually good at basketball.
We don't care that she's been in the WNBA for six years. Yeah. She beat a bunch of retired NBA players at mid-range jump shots. I'm not here to defend the incel chat, but beating Gilbert at a shootout, that's a stat.
Chapter 6: How does Lexie Brown feel about the current state of the WNBA and its marketing?
Gil could shoot. And I'm like, they had higher lowers on the game. I'm like, y'all think that, y'all really think Gil is going to go 10 for 25, like... I mean, Gilbert Arenas is a... I mean, if you... My over-under was low. It was so disrespectful. They were like... Mine was, like, less than 50%. Really? Yeah, I was like, y'all are rude. Yeah.
So, I made it to, like, almost the final round, and then two of other people, like, went for the last round. But it was fun. But, yeah, I literally won the chat over... That's all it takes.
They just want to see that you know what you're doing.
I was like, all these videos of me, all these accolades. Means nothing. They were like, fuck that.
World champion means nothing.
You outshot a bunch of 40-year-old retired NBA guys.
You're her.
You're her. You're her now. We respect you. But it's been fun and being around those guys has just been amazing. Who has the worst music take on the show? We don't even talk about music that much.
Or taste.
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