LSU star Flau'jae Johnson launched her "Best of Both Worlds" podcast on July 4, last year. Since then, she has hosted some of the top collegiate and WNBA players on her show.
On Thursday, four-time WNBA champion Sue Bird joined Johnson for a chat when the LSU star recalled some of her podcast's best moments and guests so far.
"I think one of my favorite moments on the podcast, I don't know, just interviewing guests," Johnson said (33:42). "I love picking people's minds. I love seeing, like, and trying to understand how people became who they are. So, like, just me interviewing these guests.
"I had some legendary guests on my show. Man, I had the best hoopers on my show, JuJu was on my show, Paige was on my show, Mikaylah, and Aeensah. Man, I interviewed Chris Webber, Master P and Candace Parker. NLE Choppa was one of my first episodes. Damian Lillard, the list just goes on. But I'm a person where I just love having conversations and so, bro, just talking with everybody."
Apart from her exceptional skills on the basketball court and podcasting, Johnson is also a rapper. She has released three music albums so far: 4 My Fans (2023), Best of Both Worlds (2024) and Flau & B (2025).
Flau'Jae Johnson confirms she is returning to LSU for her senior year

Last week, Flau'jae Johnson said she would return to LSU for her senior year. However, the Tigers' star also confirmed that the 2025-26 season will be her final collegiate season before going pro.
Johnson committed to LSU in 2022. She played a key role in helping the Tigers win the national championship during her freshman year.
In the past two seasons, Johnson has led LSU to two Elite Eight appearances. She averaged 18.6 points and 5.6 rebounds per game during the 2024-25 season.
Johnson will be hoping to win another national title before she leaves LSU at the end of next season.
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