Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham has returned to podcasting with a new show titled "No Hesitation," co-hosted by basketball trainer Drew Hanlen. The program premiered on Thursday, September 10, marking Cunningham's first media venture since her previous podcast, "Show Me Something," co-hosted with West Wilson, abruptly ceased production two months ago.
The new show, promoted by The Volume network, has taken over the social media and YouTube channels previously used for "Show Me Something." Old episodes of the prior podcast remain accessible online. The "No Hesitation" podcast is described as offering "unfiltered and real takes that bring you the stories that don’t leave the gym." New episodes are scheduled to be released every Thursday.
Cunningham and Wilson, who were high school friends, last co-hosted "Show Me Something" on June 30. The podcast's conclusion followed public controversies surrounding both personalities. Cunningham faced backlash for her public support of barring transgender athletes from women's sports, which led to league-wide protests. Wilson became involved in a cheating scandal on the Bravo show "Summer House," which involved co-star Amanda Batula.
Wilson had previously commented on the controversy surrounding transgender athletes, expressing a different viewpoint from Cunningham. In a TikTok video posted after ESPN published a profile on Cunningham that included her remarks on the topic, Wilson stated that the issue of transgender athletes in sports is "borderline non-existent" and that right-wing narratives create a false threat. He argued that platforming such views isolates transgender individuals further.
