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The Dunk Talk

The Dunk Talk Podcast is made by dunkers, for dunkers. We share insight and knowledge from Professional and Amateur Dunkers to help you on your own dunk journey.

Podcast · By Dylan Haugen · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    Dunkers With 690,000 Followers on Why Your Dunks Get No Views | Dunk Talk #76 (opens the original)

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    I'm Dylan Haugen, and I flew out to North Carolina to link up with Travis Reynolds and Ben Hopkins, so we sat down and talked about the thing basically every dunker runs into at some point: you can throw down a crazy dunk, post it raw, and get 500 views. Between the three of us we've got around 690,000 followers across platforms. This episode is how we actually got them.Travis's whole approach is volume and trends. He's at 95,000 on YouTube, 82,000 on Instagram, 87,000 on TikTok and 39,000 on Fa

  2. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    Breakdown of Every Dunk From Shaq's DunkMan League (Group Stages A-D) | Dunk Talk #75 (opens the original)

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    Travis Reynolds and I went through every single dunk from all four group stages of Shaq's DunkMan League, which is the first ever professional dunking league. 24 guys, four groups of six, and the winner of the finals takes home $500,000, which is the biggest prize in dunk history. The finals are this Tuesday, August 25th at 8:00 PM Eastern on TNT and HBO Max, so we wanted to get this out before then.Group Stage A was Cam Hazzard's night. He'd never done a dunk competition before and he opened wi

  3. Episode · Aug 22, 2026

    We Were On the Court for the First Night of Shaq's DunkMan League | Dunk Talk #74 (opens the original)

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    Drove four hours from North Carolina to Atlanta with Ben Hopkins and Travis Reynolds to watch the first night of Shaq's DunkMan League, and we recorded this whole thing on the drive back. Group Stage A was Cam Hazzard, Joel Henry, Dengxing Chen, Doug Anderson, Shelby McEwen, and Jonathan Edwards, and honestly out of all four group stages this was the one I wanted to see the most. The lineup was ridiculous.We were on the court for most of it, so this is basically the three of us breaking down wha

  4. Episode · Jul 22, 2026

    20 Years Old and Getting Flown Around the World to Dunk: Jeremiah Walker | Dunk Talk #73 (opens the original)

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    Jeremiah Walker is a 20 year old professional dunker from London, and this year has been crazy for him with events all over the world. He grew up playing soccer until he was eight, figured out he was terrible at it, and got into basketball because a friend told him he was tall. His school had rims at 9', 9'5", 9'10" and 10', which he says was poorly planned but worked out fine for him. First dunk was a put back at 12, and then he didn't dunk again for two or three years.The turning point was an

  5. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    From Dunking on 8 Feet 3 Months Ago to Preparing for the Biggest Dunk Contest Ever | Dunk Talk #72 (opens the original)

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    Haven't done a podcast in a while, so this one is just me catching you guys up on the past year of dunking. It's been all over the place. Good stretches last summer with contests I actually won, then October hit and I dealt with an ankle thing and then something deep in the patellar tendon in my left knee that took months out of my year. For a long stretch I was going to the gym on Saturdays to dunk on 8 feet off my right plant and bench, which was about as fun as it sounds. Things turned around

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