Episode 9: Tia Reid

Episode 9 of the Point of Information with Max Zepeda podcast, hosted by Max Zepeda, titled "Episode 9: Tia Reid" was published on November 3, 2023 and runs 58 minutes.

November 3, 2023 ·58m · Point of Information with Max Zepeda

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As November begins, Max welcomes a fellow Houstonian to the program for the first time in Blaze Sports assistant director Tia Reid. Together, they discuss how, while her HS years came in Grand Rapids, MI, she has always called Houston home, what made her fall in love with women's basketball, and her deep admiration for Hip-Hop. In addition, Max and Tia discuss the upcoming Grammy nominations and whether Victor Wembanyama will live up to the hype in the NBA.

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As November begins, Max welcomes a fellow Houstonian to the program for the first time in Blaze Sports assistant director Tia Reid. Together, they discuss how, while her HS years came in Grand Rapids, MI, she has always called Houston home, what made her fall in love with women's basketball, and her deep admiration for Hip-Hop. In addition, Max and Tia discuss the upcoming Grammy nominations and whether Victor Wembanyama will live up to the hype in the NBA.

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