Sloane Knows

Chris Paul Gets Better With Age

Sloane Knows

Show Notes

On this episode, Sloane interviews NBA legend and the newest member of the Golden State Warriors, Chris "CP3" Paul! Sloane and CP3 talk about Paul's Club 61 leadership program, where he brings kids from different cities to LA for three days of activities, community service, and conversations. Paul shares his experiences as a 14-year-old in high school, trying to find himself as a basketball player and dealing with being vertically challenged compared to other players. They also talk about Paul's childhood dreams of playing in the NBA and NFL, his love for football, and his admiration for Michael Jordan and Allen Iverson. Sloane also does a round of "Takes Hotter Than Kelly Oubre Jr" and finds out she knows more about Chris than he knows about himself. Check out more on Chris's Club 61 here: https://www.chrispaulfamilyfoundation.org/club61 Follow Sloane and see behind-the-scenes videos and challenges! TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sloaneknows?lang=en YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnXCVhYWgAe5b5gl4AQEAog IG: https://www.instagram.com/sloaneknows/

Quotes 00:00:18 - "Today, we are talking to the point god, Chris Paul." 00:04:56 - "Any and everything Allen Iverson was doing was what I wanted to do." 00:05:12 - "Whatever Michael Jordan was doing was who I was with." 00:08:27 - "It's just different now. Obviously, social media kids now, everybody shows their highlights, not their lowlights." 00:11:14 - "And so your game just sort of changes and evolves sometimes for the betterment of your game." 00:14:35 - "Okay. So we're going to move on to another segment that I like to call, takes hotter than Kelly Oubre Jr." 00:18:09 - "J. Cole can hoop." 00:23:30 - "Because back in the day when the league first started, these guys didn't have access to all the health and all the doctors and all that." 00:25:22 - "But Shea, Baze, Schroeder, Steven Adams, all them guys on that team sort of helped me like fall back in love with the game." 00:27:09 - "Because it's basically a cheat code now."

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