Allie Clifton discusses impact of Roadtrippin' podcast on her career
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 1, 2026, 4:44 PM
Last updated Jul 1, 2026
Allie Clifton has credited her career advancement in basketball media to the podcast Roadtrippin', which she joined in 2017. Originally hesitant to accept Richard Jefferson's invitation, she eventually hosted the show alongside Jefferson and Channing Frye, gaining recognition beyond her previous work with the Cavaliers and Lakers. Clifton's role in the podcast opened doors to her current positions on Amazon Prime Video and Spectrum SportsNet, where she collaborates with notable figures in basketball. The podcast has also contributed to the broadcasting careers of Jefferson and Frye. Clifton reflected on the close relationships formed during this time, marking it as a significant milestone in her professional life.
- •Clifton became a household name due to Roadtrippin' podcast.
- •She joined the podcast in 2017 with Jefferson and Frye.
- •Clifton's hosting experience now defines her roles at Amazon and Spectrum.
- •Roadtrippin' launched careers for Jefferson and Frye in broadcasting.
- •Clifton maintains close ties with her co-hosts from the podcast.
- 4:44 PMYahoo Sports — Allie Clifton Credits ‘Roadtrippin’ Podcast For Changing Her Career
"Richard Jefferson approached Clifton to join the podcast in 2017.
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