On today's episode of The Cari Champion Show, Cari is joined by her friends Jemele Hill and Metta Sandiford-Artest to discuss all things sports. As well as being joined by, Jason Spells and Hana Ostapchuk to talk about Amazon Sports Talk

Today on The Cari Champion Show, Cari chats with Katie Nolan and how comedy and sports merge together and why she stepped outside of her comfort zone to cover the MLB, NFLPA Community MVP of the week, Kelvin Beachum and why he uses his platform as an athlete to help others, and Matt Barnes and holding athletes accountable for their actions.

Today on the Cari Champion Show, Cari chats with Kate Scott, the first woman to do play-by-play announcing with the 76ers and her journey in sports media, catches up with the host of From The Desk of Master T, and sits down with Dana White discussing UFC expansion in Africa, how he built the UFC into a $9b enterprise, and the launch of his new league, Power Slap.

Today on the Cari Champion Show, 2 - time WNBA MVP Candace Parker joins Cari and discusses the impact Pat Summitt had on her and why she invested in the NWSL Angel City team. Later chats with LA Lakers reporter Mike Trudell and quizzes him on his 90s hip-hop knowledge, and Michael Smith tells viewers what to expect for tonight's game on Thursday Night Football.

Today on the Cari Champion Show, Cari pines on the latest news regarding Brittney Griner, and NFL Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson chats with Cari about his career, the downfall of the Rams, and his views on NIL. Afterwards Cari talks with Rennae Stubbs about the ATP Finals, and speaks with basketball player Ava Jones, an Iowa State recruit about perseverance in her Champion of the Week segment.

Today on the Cari Champion Show, Sports Illustrated journalist Chris Mannix joins and shares his thoughts on the Jake Pauls of the boxing world. Cari chats with NFL player Orlando Brown Jr, the latest NFLPA Community MVP, and how Taylor Swift caused a ticket epidemic. Also, NFL Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson chats with Cari about the effects of CTE in the NFL, and NIL deals for college athletes.