This is part two of a three-part interview with Dr. Travis Heath, the associate professor of psychology at Metro State, Denver, and a big diehard Denver Nuggets fan used to cover the team back in the Carmelo era.

If you missed part one, we had a great discussion about his recent TED talk in which he talked about self-care and community care.

And that laid the foundation both for a conversation about the last 10 years of the NBA and how it's covered and talked about how the game itself has evolved.

And then it also, I think, is pertinent to this conversation in part two, where we look

forward and we look at the Denver Nugget specifically, Michael Porter Jr., his rise,

Nikola Yokic and his evolution as a player and as a leader.

And then at the end of this conversation, we talk about a word E.

I clip together some

interviews from Bogdan Bogdanovich, Nikola Yokic himself, Vlatko Chanchar, and Namanya Bialitsa,

and get some perspective on what that word means to Serbians and perhaps how it could be a window

into some of Nikola Yokic's personality and character.

I think it's a really, really interesting discussion.

So without further ado, here it is.

There's another one on here that I find interesting.

Bloggers, the blogging boom, you were one of the first, like, sort of new media people.

But you were even before, you were before the rush, I like, sort of new media people, but you were even before,

you were before the rush, I would say.

Oh, I was, can I tell you, there were, uh, tell you how different it looks now.

I'm sure you can, you can tell me more than I can tell you, but I have a sense of it just

because I follow all these folks on Twitter, which is, look, as a Nuggets fan it's awesome because I think we have so many great people covering

the Nuggets and I love that but gosh there were I think most nights six people in the media

room right yeah maybe eight yeah and I was the only digital person yeah and I had to be affiliated

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