UCLA Men's Basketball National Champion - Kris Johnson Joins us in The Sports Deli Podcast - Part 2

You don't want to miss this powerful part 2 interview with Kris "KJ" Johnson, former UCLA Bruin and 1995 National Champion. This riveting, intense and hilarious interview shows Kris' many sides and the depths of who he really is. He shares with how it was going back and forth between Bel Air and Crenshaw as a child to his time at UCLA and what it's like now as he approaches 50. His evolution and points of view from the "Racial Reckoning" to reparations to his answers to our very famous rapid fire, "this or that" segment is fascinating including what Tiger Woods used to do when he'd visit the UCLA campus to what Yiddish words he prefers, who he wants to interview in the future on his show, and who should be the new NBA logo. Remember, your voice matters when fighting systemic racism. Read a book, acknowledge your white privilege, watch a movie about  institutional racism, call your local or state representatives, and/or have a conversation with someone that doesn't look like you so that we can change the economic, educational, police, housing, and prison narratives that currently need to be changed in this country. The Sports Deli is sponsored by SportRx.com. You can contact them at 888.831.5817 and talk to a live optician. Don't forget to enter the  code, "DELI10" at checkout for your 10% discount. Also check out PSKCOLLECTIVE.COM or PSK Collective clothing line at WALMART.COM which is the clothing promotes inclusivity, empowerment, and equality by  supporting female athletes through the Women's Sports Foundation!  Much love to, CITYLOCS.COM for their support of The Sports Deli Podcast. You can custom license plate or flag hats and so  much more. They're the coolest hat I've seen in years! Enter the code, "THESPORTSDELI" at checkout for your special 10% discount! Mad Props to Natty White the founder of Moolahkicks.com. The First Women’s Basketball Sneaker Brand. Sneaker drop will be in May of 2021. Moolah represents like MONEEEEEY as if to give a positive nod to the street culture of basketball which often gets a negative rap and the fact that more money should be dedicated to girls, women, and in this case, women's basketball kicks. Please mask up, remember black lives matter, peace...