Savannah James Shares Teaser of New Podcast 'Everybody's Crazy'

The James household has turned into a podcast zone, as LeBron James also co-hosts his own show 'Mind the Game' with J.J. Redick.

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Savannah James will be co-hosting girl talk sessions on her new podcast, Everybody's Crazy.

The podcast was announced on the show's Instagram Story, featuring a clip of James and co-host Crown + Conquer founder April McDaniel. Everybody's Crazy invites listeners to call their 888-601-CRZY (2799) hotline for candid conversations–a surprise from Savannah James, who usually keeps a low profile. However, she's been stepping out of her comfort zone more recently, even presenting Tems with the Breakthrough Award during the 2024 Billboard Women in Music presentation earlier this month.

"I just really wanted to enjoy being a mom and supporting my husband. I wasn’t super comfortable with putting myself out like that," James told The Cut last year about her low-key lifestyle.

Savannah James graced #BBWomenInMusic stage to present one of her favorite artists, @temsbaby, with the BREAKTHROUGH award. 💥

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Lebron James wife Savannah James has announced her own podcast

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Everybody's Crazy also arrives in tandem with Lebron James' own podcast with ESPN analyst and former Orlando Magic player, titled Mind the Game. Co-produced by James’s Uninterrupted and Redick’s ThreeFourTwo Productions, the show will reportedly be available to stream weekly, beginning April 2 at 7 a.m.

"When I do a project, the only thing I think about is whether me and my friends would watch it," James recently told The Athletic. "That is definitely the case with ‘Mind the Game.’ Everything doesn’t need to be designed for internet culture and clicks."

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