By Jeph Duarte | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-08-12 19:00:00
我昨天最初是在十几条被剪碎的推文（或者是x……PTR的读者们，我们现在怎么称呼这玩意儿？）里看到这个的。感谢 Karatestyle 分享了完整采访的链接。这段采访是上个月在夏季联赛期间录制的，并于周一在 YouTube 上发布。视频时长为34分19秒，所以……一会儿见。
卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 被主持人艾莉·克里夫顿 (Allie Clifton) 介绍为“联盟中为听障群体发声的最真诚的大使之一”。《The Road Trippin’ Show》自称是“开播时间最长的运动员播客”。该节目由克里夫顿、钱宁·弗莱 (Channing Frye) 和理查德·杰弗森 (Richard Jefferson) 共同主持，他们的 YouTube 频道拥有超过 2000 个视频。
一些粗略的观察：理查德·杰弗森在室内戴着太阳镜。他看起来有点微醺。节目刚开始时，他的啤酒就已经快见底了。在背景中可以看到我的哥们儿 @RealSpursnandez 正系着他的马刺腰带。如果你还没关注他，赶紧去关注吧。
另一个收获是：作为一个年轻人，卡特·布莱恩特说话展现出了超越年龄的成熟与谦逊，还带着恰到好处的自嘲式幽默。他不吹嘘，更重要的是，他不会被带偏到消极的语调中去。
布莱恩特非常真挚地讲述了自己的旅程，特别是他与德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 的第一次互动，那次经历甚至让他怀疑自己是否真的属于 NBA。虽然他对格雷格·波波维奇 (Gregg Popovich) 的感激之情与其他人对这位史上最伟大教练的评价一致，但布莱恩特的分享感觉更像是一个朋友在向你讲述一位伟大的恩师。在如此年轻的年纪就能做到如此自信从容，这一定很棒。这也合乎情理，毕竟从学校到大学，再到进入 NBA 并在新秀赛季一路杀入总决赛，在他的成长道路上，一直有着家人的爱与支持。
杰弗森、弗莱和布莱恩特都曾就读于亚利桑那大学，他们详细聊了聊各自的经历。弗莱是托拜厄斯·哈里斯 (Tobias Harris) 的表哥，后者最近刚刚与马刺签约。遗憾的是，这次采访是在签约之前进行的。
节目在布莱恩特真情流露地分享他与美式手语的渊源中落下帷幕。
看了这次采访，你有什么收获和感悟？
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查看原文：Open Thread: Carter Bryant’s guest spot on the Road Trippin’ Show
Open Thread: Carter Bryant’s guest spot on the Road Trippin’ Show
I originally saw this yesterday in a dozen cut up tweets (xs…what do we call these, Pounders?). Thank you to Karatestyle who shared the link with the entire interview. It was recorded last month during Summer League and released on YouTube Monday. It’s 34 minutes and 19 seconds long, so…see ya in a little while.
Bryant was introduced by host Allie Clifton as “one of the most genuine ambassadors for this league has for the deaf community.” The Road Trippin’s Show calls itself the “longest running athlete podcast.” Hosted by Clifton, Channing Frye, and Richard Jefferson, their YouTube Channel boasts over 2,000 videos.
Some general observations: Richard Jefferson is wearing sunglasses indoors. He seems a little toasty. When the episode kicks off his beer is already low. My guy @RealSpursnandez can be seen in the background sporting his Spurs belt. If you don;t follow him, get on it.
Another takeaway: For a young guy, Carter Bryant speaks with maturity, humility, and a fair level of self-deprecating humor. He doesn’t bluster, but more importantly, he doesn’t get led into negative tones.
Bryant speaks beautifully about his journey, in particular his first interaction with Devin Vassell which made him question if he even belonged in the NBA. While his appreciation for Gregg Popovich aligns with what others say about the greatest coach of all time, Bryant’s share feels like a friend telling you about a great teacher. It must be amazing to be comfortable in your skin at such a young age. It stands to reason, he’s consistently had familial love and support as he’s carved his path from school to college to the NBA and into the Finals in his first season.
Jefferson, Frye, and Bryant all attended Arizona and spoke at length about their experiences. Frye is cousins with Tobias Harris, who recently signed with the Spurs. Unfortunately, the interview took place before the signing.
The show wraps up with a heartfelt share about Bryant’s involvement with American Sign Language.
What takeaways did you grab from this interview?
By Jeph Duarte, via Pounding The Rock