Another tough week, another big conversation.

In this episode of Bullets Nation, Tracy Malone, Scott Husband, and Cameron Pawluck break down the Brisbane Bullets’ losses to the Sydney Kings and Perth Wildcats, and dig into the deeper issues plaguing the club.

From defensive breakdowns and fitness concerns to import recruitment, coaching uncertainty, and front office instability, nothing is off limits. The team reacts to DMac's candid press conferences, the confusion around the head coaching search, and why the absence of a true GM of Basketball continues to hurt the organisation.

This is honest, informed discussion from long-time fans who love the club enough to tell the truth.

If you’re frustrated, confused, or still holding hope for the future of Brisbane basketball, this episode will feel very familiar.

Bullets fans aren’t going anywhere.
We’re the constant.

Steve Woodberry helped define an era of Brisbane Bullets basketball.

In this episode of the Bullets Nation Podcast, we sit down with the former Bullets MVP to revisit his journey from Wichita, Kansas to Brisbane, where he became one of the most exciting players the club has ever seen.

Steve reflects on his NBL years, the unforgettable 1998–99 season, and what made those Bullets teams click. He also shares powerful insights into defence, competitiveness, leadership, and the realities of professional sport, from injuries and setbacks to life after playing.

Now a respected coach and former NBA scout, Steve offers rare perspective on player development, recruiting, and what separates good players from great ones.

A nostalgic listen for Bullets fans and a masterclass in basketball thinking for anyone who loves the game.

It finally feels different.

This week on Bullets Nation, Tracy Malone and special guest Mort unpack a huge turning point for the Brisbane Bullets. The return of Jonny Drama, the early impact of DMAC as head coach, and a visible shift in confidence, freedom, and identity on the floor.

We break down the win over the New Zealand Breakers, the gritty contest against Melbourne United, and why Tyrell Harrison is once again playing like the premier big man Brisbane needs him to be.

There’s talk of:

• Coaching philosophy and structure

• Crowd energy and game-day experience

• Defensive effort, offensive flow, and belief

• Refs, replays, and why fans want to feel connected to the game

• Why loving your club sometimes means saying the hard things out loud

This is proper hoops chat. No hot takes. No pretending everything’s fine when it isn’t.

If you’re a rusted-on Bullets fan or an NBL tragic who loves the game beyond the box score, this episode is for you.