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WNBA legend Candace Parker may have ended her on-court career, but she's found plenty to keep herself busy off the court. Outside of her retirement achievements — which include becoming the president of Adidas women's basketball, getting involved with media coverage of the W, and releasing a book in June — Parker is now linking up with Indiana Fever star Aliyah Boston to host a personal podcast titled “Post Moves.”
The first episode is set to debut on July 30 and air new episodes every Wednesday. The premiere will cover all things WNBA All-Star Weekend, which should come with some fun and behind-the-scenes insight from Boston, who's participating for the third-straight season.
The pair made the announcement in a promo video posted to the “Post Moves' podcast's profile on X, formerly Twitter.
“Both of us post players dominate the paint in our own way,” Parker explained. “Even though we're from different generations, we've got a lot to say about the game and life off the court as well.”
“Candace, you know you've been someone I've looked up to since I was a kid,” Boston chimed in. “And now, I get to do a podcast with you?”
Mic check…is this thing on? 😏🏀 pic.twitter.com/FR2Sp7mrYW
— Post Moves (@PostMovesShow) July 17, 2025
Parker retired in 2024 as one of the best and most decorated basketball players of all time. She walked away from the WNBA with two MVP Awards and three championships with the Los Angeles Sparks, Las Vegas Aces, and Chicago Sky across 16 seasons.
Parker sits top 10 in the W in points, assists, rebounds, and blocks, making her the only player to achieve the feat, and is also the only player to win Rookie of the Year and MVP in the same year. Parker will also be just the second-ever to have two jerseys retired, with the Sparks' ceremony having happened on June 29 and the Sky planning to hoist her name into the rafters on August 25.
The superstar also has two NCAA titles under her belt, hoisting the trophy in 2007 and 2008 as a member of the legendary Pat Summit's Tennessee squad.
Boston is in the process of building up her own notable career, unanimously claiming the 2023 Rookie of the Year after being taken first overall by the Fever. The 23-year-old will have a chance to ball out when she takes the court for Team Caitlin during the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game.
