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. The Krista Redpath Podcast features original series and conversations that explore the people, stories, and ideas shaping Montana, sports, business, and beyond.
Now featuring Montana Made, a signature series highlighting the remarkable people, communities, and stories that define the spirit of Montana through conversations that inspire, inform, and connect.
For the season finale of Montana Made, Krista sits down with Great Falls native Josh Huestis.
Josh shares how travel basketball and the friendships he formed growing up in Great Falls helped lay the foundation for CMR’s back-to-back state championships in 2009 and 2010. He talks about choosing Stanford over Harvard, and Gonzaga, adjusting to Pac-10 basketball and building his college career through defense, rebounding and hard work.
Josh also takes us inside the night he became the 29th overall pick in the 2014 NBA Draft and what it took to earn, and keep, a place in the league while playing alongside Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook. He reflects on the support of his wife, Hailey, their time overseas and why he ultimately chose to return to Montana to raise their family.
Today, Josh is using everything basketball gave him to create more opportunities for young athletes across the state through ECHO Sports Training, the Josh Huestis Foundation and the Montana Elite Invitational. He also shares how fatherhood has changed his perspective on success, purpose and the legacy he hopes to leave behind.
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