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Hysteria

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6 episodes

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Podcast Overview

Hysteria tells the stories that changed basketball, from the state that shaped the game. Hear about playing on the last undefeated men’s team in college basketball from Hoosier legend Quinn Buckner. Relive the magical 2010 tournament run by Butler University and the shot by Gordon Hayward that almost made history. NCAA Vice President of Men’s Basketball, JoAn Scott, goes deep on how Indianapolis managed to host the entirety of March Madness in a bubble. Plus, journey with Tamika Catchings and other pioneers of the women’s game to explore the moment of breakthrough. Visit Indy invites you to dive deep on the game we love. It’s always basketball season in Indy. Plan your trip at VisitIndy.com.

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Recent Episodes

June 1, 2026

James Naismith Invents Basketball

Today, we present an episode from our friends at History Daily: December 21, 1891: James Naismith invents a new sport to control a boisterous college gym class.

April 1, 2026

The Shot

One final shot leaves one city holding its breath. In this episode of Hysteria, host Judith Thomas (President and CEO of Indy Arts Council and Co-chair of the Local Organizing Committee for the 2026 Men’s Final Four in Indianapolis) relives the unforgettable 2010 national championship game between Butler University and Duke University, where hometown hero Gordon Hayward launched a half-court shot that nearly became the greatest ending in college basketball history. Through firsthand stories from Matt Howard and mascot Butler Blue II handler Michael Kaltenmark, we go inside Butler’s improbable run, the belief instilled by coach Brad Stevens that carried a mid-major to the brink, and the moment that still echoes across Indianapolis. It didn’t go in…but it changed everything.

March 25, 2026

Undefeated

Indiana football shocked the sports world with a perfect season and a 2026 national championship. But Hoosiers fans have seen perfection before. In this episode of Hysteria, we look back at the legendary Indiana Hoosiers men's basketball team of 1976: the last men’s team to go undefeated and win a national title. Indiana Journalism Hall of Fame member Bill Benner talks with players Quinn Buckner, Kent Benson, and Bobby Wilkerson about how Bob Knight built a disciplined, mentally tough team that finished 32–0, capped by a championship win. Fifty years later, the 1976 Hoosiers remain the gold standard, and it’s a reminder that in Indiana, perfection is part of the story.

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What is Hysteria?: Hysteria tells the stories that changed basketball, from the state that shaped the game. Hear about playing on the last undefeated men’s team in college basketball from Hoosier legend Quinn Buckner. Relive the magical 2010 tournament run by Butler University and the shot by Gordon Hayward that almost made history. NCAA Vice President of Men’s Basketball, JoAn Scott, goes deep on how Indianapolis managed to host the entirety of March Madness in a bubble. Plus, journey with Tamika Catchings and other pioneers of the women’s game to explore the moment of breakthrough. Visit Indy invites you to dive deep on the game we love.

It’s always basketball season in Indy. Plan your trip at VisitIndy.com.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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