Sophie Cunningham and West Wilson podcast goes on indefinite hiatus
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 3, 2026, 4:35 PM
Last updated Sep 3, 2026
The "Show Me Something" podcast hosted by Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham and reality television personality West Wilson has ceased production. The show has not released a new episode on its YouTube platform since July 21, leaving followers to question the status of the program. Both hosts have recently dealt with personal controversies that may have influenced the decision to pause operations. Specifically, Wilson was involved in behind-the-scenes conflict on the show "Summer House," while Cunningham faced backlash regarding comments concerning transgender participation in sports. Cunningham subsequently attempted to walk back those remarks. With the WNBA playoffs approaching, the focus for Cunningham remains on the Indiana Fever and their postseason trajectory rather than the future of the podcast.
- •The Show Me Something podcast has been inactive since July 21.
- •Sophie Cunningham and West Wilson co-hosted the show with over 62,000 YouTube subscribers.
- •The hosts have navigated separate personal controversies during the production break.
- •Cunningham is currently focused on the Indiana Fever playoff campaign.
- •No official statement has confirmed the future of the podcast.
- 4:35 PMYahoo Sports — Fans are wondering what happened to Sophie Cunningham's podcast
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