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This week Dan Boyce interviews the newest addition to the Melbourne United Roster Chris Goulding @cgoulding43. "Bubbles" Goulding shares his experiences of playing in Spain, the NBA summer league and the Australian Boomers. We ask the tough questions about whether the Boomers "TANKED" against Angola in the 2014 World Championships. Hear the reasons why he decided to return to Australia, what he thinks of the Melbourne United re-branding and most importantly... how he got the nickname "Bubbles"

This week Dan Boyce interviews the newest addition to the Melbourne United Roster Chris Goulding @cgoulding43. "Bubbles" Goulding shares his experiences of playing in Spain, the NBA summer league and the Australian Boomers. We ask the tough questions about whether the Boomers "TANKED" against Angola in the 2014 World Championships. Hear the reasons why he decided to return to Australia, what he thinks of the Melbourne United re-branding and most importantly... how he got the nickname "Bubbles"

This week Dan Boyce interviews the newest addition to the Melbourne United Roster Chris Goulding @cgoulding43. "Bubbles" Goulding shares his experiences of playing in Spain, the NBA summer league and the Australian Boomers. We ask the tough questions about whether the Boomers "TANKED" against Angola in the 2014 World Championships. Hear the reasons why he decided to return to Australia, what he thinks of the Melbourne United re-branding and most importantly... how he got the nickname "Bubbles"

Stephen Jesse Jackson (born April 5, 1978) is an American professional basketball player who is currently a free agent. He last played for the Los Angeles Clippers of the National Basketball Association (NBA). Jackson is a 6'8" swingman. He won his only championship when the San Antonio Spurs defeated the New Jersey Nets in the 2003 NBA Finals in six games.

Stephen Jesse Jackson (born April 5, 1978) is an American professional basketball player who is currently a free agent. He last played for the Los Angeles Clippers of the National Basketball Association (NBA). Jackson is a 6'8" swingman. He won his only championship when the San Antonio Spurs defeated the New Jersey Nets in the 2003 NBA Finals in six games.

Stephen Jesse Jackson (born April 5, 1978) is an American professional basketball player who is currently a free agent. He last played for the Los Angeles Clippers of the National Basketball Association (NBA). Jackson is a 6'8" swingman. He won his only championship when the San Antonio Spurs defeated the New Jersey Nets in the 2003 NBA Finals in six games.

“Adrian Hurley brought Longley, Bradtke and Vlahov in at the same age and the Australian program was rewarded ten fold by doing that... I think if you are gonna take an eleventh or twelfth man you should go with some young guys and give them some experience"  - Brett Maher's thoughts on whether Ben Simmons should have been selected in the FIBA World Cup Boomers squad. Other parts of Brett's career we cover are; New Adelaide imports for 2014/15 Did he ever think of leaving the 36ers during his NBL career Why he didn't play college basketball with the Arizona Wildcats What he learnt from playing with the Australian Boomers over his career Funny stories from playing in Turkey as an import

“Adrian Hurley brought Longley, Bradtke and Vlahov in at the same age and the Australian program was rewarded ten fold by doing that... I think if you are gonna take an eleventh or twelfth man you should go with some young guys and give them some experience"  - Brett Maher's thoughts on whether Ben Simmons should have been selected in the FIBA World Cup Boomers squad. Other parts of Brett's career we cover are; New Adelaide imports for 2014/15 Did he ever think of leaving the 36ers during his NBL career Why he didn't play college basketball with the Arizona Wildcats What he learnt from playing with the Australian Boomers over his career Funny stories from playing in Turkey as an import

“Adrian Hurley brought Longley, Bradtke and Vlahov in at the same age and the Australian program was rewarded ten fold by doing that... I think if you are gonna take an eleventh or twelfth man you should go with some young guys and give them some experience"  - Brett Maher's thoughts on whether Ben Simmons should have been selected in the FIBA World Cup Boomers squad. Other parts of Brett's career we cover are; New Adelaide imports for 2014/15 Did he ever think of leaving the 36ers during his NBL career Why he didn't play college basketball with the Arizona Wildcats What he learnt from playing with the Australian Boomers over his career Funny stories from playing in Turkey as an import

“The trash Gary Payton was saying to me, it was laughable, like I’m going to kill you after the game… literally, just silly stuff. I guess when I asked if there was a hole in ‘the Glove’ he didn’t appreciate it” - Shane Heal sharing Trash Talking stories of when he went head to head with Gary Payton in the Olympics. In this episode of the Aussie Hoopla podcast we interview the greatest three-point shooter in Australian history Shane Heal, the bleached blonde, pierced and tattoo’ed guard who never backed down from anyone shares some of the amazing stories which have led to him being one of the most popular players in Australian history. Dan Boyce had the opportunity to ask Shane his side of some of the wild stories and moments which have made his career memorable to so many. The time he knocked out Grant Kruger Clashing heads with Gary Payton Going toe to toe with Charles Barkley Taking all of his Minnesota Timberwolves teammate’s money during shooting competitions Trying to shoot on a basketball ring in Greece while opposition fans sat on the backboard Perhaps no other Australian player has had the heart and career of Shane Heal which has included playing in the Olympics, the NBA, Europe and of course the NBL. Additional topics discussed include; Coaching in the NZNBL and how ready is Wellington to compete in the NBL Why he walked away from coaching the Sydney Kings Coaching NBA star Sam Young and how he fit into the Kings roster last season Fond memories of playing for Brisbane, Geelong, Sydney, Gold Coast and South Dragons Why Mark Price failed as a coach in the NBL His thoughts on why the league needs to expand in the next few years His relationship with Brian Goorjian, Brett Brown and other great coaches What playing for Australian means to him and why Winning his first NBL title in Sydney His 61 points in the NBL His regrets on not staying in the NBA with Minnesota All of this and a lot more…

“The trash Gary Payton was saying to me, it was laughable, like I’m going to kill you after the game… literally, just silly stuff. I guess when I asked if there was a hole in ‘the Glove’ he didn’t appreciate it” - Shane Heal sharing Trash Talking stories of when he went head to head with Gary Payton in the Olympics. In this episode of the Aussie Hoopla podcast we interview the greatest three-point shooter in Australian history Shane Heal, the bleached blonde, pierced and tattoo’ed guard who never backed down from anyone shares some of the amazing stories which have led to him being one of the most popular players in Australian history. Dan Boyce had the opportunity to ask Shane his side of some of the wild stories and moments which have made his career memorable to so many. The time he knocked out Grant Kruger Clashing heads with Gary Payton Going toe to toe with Charles Barkley Taking all of his Minnesota Timberwolves teammate’s money during shooting competitions Trying to shoot on a basketball ring in Greece while opposition fans sat on the backboard Perhaps no other Australian player has had the heart and career of Shane Heal which has included playing in the Olympics, the NBA, Europe and of course the NBL. Additional topics discussed include; Coaching in the NZNBL and how ready is Wellington to compete in the NBL Why he walked away from coaching the Sydney Kings Coaching NBA star Sam Young and how he fit into the Kings roster last season Fond memories of playing for Brisbane, Geelong, Sydney, Gold Coast and South Dragons Why Mark Price failed as a coach in the NBL His thoughts on why the league needs to expand in the next few years His relationship with Brian Goorjian, Brett Brown and other great coaches What playing for Australian means to him and why Winning his first NBL title in Sydney His 61 points in the NBL His regrets on not staying in the NBA with Minnesota All of this and a lot more…

“The trash Gary Payton was saying to me, it was laughable, like I’m going to kill you after the game… literally, just silly stuff. I guess when I asked if there was a hole in ‘the Glove’ he didn’t appreciate it” - Shane Heal sharing Trash Talking stories of when he went head to head with Gary Payton in the Olympics. In this episode of the Aussie Hoopla podcast we interview the greatest three-point shooter in Australian history Shane Heal, the bleached blonde, pierced and tattoo’ed guard who never backed down from anyone shares some of the amazing stories which have led to him being one of the most popular players in Australian history. Dan Boyce had the opportunity to ask Shane his side of some of the wild stories and moments which have made his career memorable to so many. The time he knocked out Grant Kruger Clashing heads with Gary Payton Going toe to toe with Charles Barkley Taking all of his Minnesota Timberwolves teammate’s money during shooting competitions Trying to shoot on a basketball ring in Greece while opposition fans sat on the backboard Perhaps no other Australian player has had the heart and career of Shane Heal which has included playing in the Olympics, the NBA, Europe and of course the NBL. Additional topics discussed include; Coaching in the NZNBL and how ready is Wellington to compete in the NBL Why he walked away from coaching the Sydney Kings Coaching NBA star Sam Young and how he fit into the Kings roster last season Fond memories of playing for Brisbane, Geelong, Sydney, Gold Coast and South Dragons Why Mark Price failed as a coach in the NBL His thoughts on why the league needs to expand in the next few years His relationship with Brian Goorjian, Brett Brown and other great coaches What playing for Australian means to him and why Winning his first NBL title in Sydney His 61 points in the NBL His regrets on not staying in the NBA with Minnesota All of this and a lot more…