The Krista Redpath Podcast
The Krista Redpath Podcast
Podcast Description
Breaking down the game. Elevating the story. Championing the female voice.
With over a decade behind the headset and years on the basketball court, Krista Redpath brings insight, heart, and experience to every podcast story. The Krista Redpath Podcast presents three seasonal series taking you court side with women’s basketball and beyond: Around the Big Sky in Women’s Hoops (winter), Where Are They Now (summer) and Big Sky Hits (fall).
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on women's basketball stories and includes episode themes like personal journeys in sports, current activities of former players, and community impact with episodes featuring prominent figures such as Peyton Maki and Linda Weyler Jacobson, highlighting their transition from athletes to personal and professional lives.

Breaking down the game. Elevating the story. Championing the female voice.
With years on the court and over a decade behind the mic, Krista Redpath brings insight, heart, and experience to every story. As a color analyst for ESPN and the Scripps Sports Network, she delivers expert commentary on NCAA women’s basketball — and extends that same depth and passion to her podcast. From the Big Sky of Montana, the Krista Redpath Show shares powerful stories and commentary that resonate across the country. Krista currently leads three themed series within her show: “Where Are They Now,” featuring interviews with athletes on the other side of college athletics; “Big Sky Hoop Hits,” where she breaks down each Big Sky basketball team and provides a season synopsis; and “Around the Big Sky in Women’s Hoops,” a weekly recap of conference action starting in January and culminating with a champion crowned in Boise in March.
This week on The Krista Redpath Show, championship week has arrived and Big Sky in Boise is finally here.
Carla Taylor “CT” and I take you Around the Big Sky in Women’s Hoops with Hoop Hits, breaking down the final week of the regular season and highlighting standout performances from across the conference as teams prepare for tournament play.
The Big Sky Tournament tips off this week in Boise, and we can’t wait to bring you all the action. I’ll be calling TV color on ESPN+ and Scripps Sports, while CT will serve as the lead analyst for the Big Sky Courtside Show. Be sure to tune in 30 minutes before tip, at halftime, and for postgame coverage as we break down everything happening on the floor.
I also sit down with Idaho head coach Arthur Moreira, who has guided the Vandals through one of the most impressive seasons in program history. In just his second year at the helm, Idaho finished the regular season 26–5 overall and 17–1 in Big Sky play, capturing the Big Sky regular-season championship and earning the No. 1 seed heading into the conference tournament.
Later in the show, I visit with Montana State head coach Tricia Binford, now in her 21st season leading the Bobcats, as Montana State heads into Boise as the No. 2 seed after a 23–6 regular season. We talk about the culture she has built in Bozeman and Montana State’s signature non-conference wins over UNLV and Colorado.
It’s tournament time in the Big Sky — and this episode sets the stage for an exciting week of basketball in Boise.

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